"Flood Control, Mitigation, and Prevention Bond Act"; authorizes bonds for up to $2 billion and appropriates $5,000.

This bill authorizes New Jersey to issue up to $2 billion in bonds to fund flood control, mitigation, and prevention projects across the state. It directly affects all New Jersey residents by financing infrastructure like levees, river improvements, and drainage systems to reduce flood damage. Key provisions include requiring a public referendum for bond approval and directing funds toward structural projects (e.g., river walls, flood gates) while excluding property buyouts. The bill does not create new regulations but provides the financial mechanism to advance existing flood control plans identified by state commissions.