Establishes abandoned mine reclamation program in DOT.

S 4833 establishes a new Abandoned Mine Reclamation Program within New Jersey's Department of Transportation (DOT) to address safety and environmental risks from abandoned mines. The bill requires the DOT to develop a statewide reclamation plan mapping all abandoned mines, identifying the most dangerous sites (like those threatening infrastructure or water quality), and creating a ranked list of projects to stabilize or reclaim them. The program will fund reclamation projects through a dedicated "Abandoned Mine Reclamation Program Fund," using federal grants, state appropriations, or private donations, and may implement projects directly, contract with private firms, or provide grants to local governments or property owners. Property owners must be notified before DOT access is required for reclamation work, and all entries will be treated as a state police power action - not condemnation - without requiring property owners to pay for the work.