Urges Congress to enact "Presidential Security Resources Reimbursement Act of 2024" to reimburse State and local units for public safety expenses incurred during major presidential and vice presidential candidates' visits.

New Jersey's Senate Concurrent Resolution 112 urges Congress to enact the "Presidential Security Resources Reimbursement Act of 2024," a federal bill that would require the Secretary of Homeland Security to reimburse state and local governments for public safety costs during visits by major presidential and vice presidential candidates. Currently, state and local budgets bear these expenses - covering services, personnel, equipment, and facilities - without federal support, creating a financial burden. The resolution states this reimbursement would allow states like New Jersey to better coordinate with the Secret Service for candidate security during campaign events. The resolution references the July 2024 assassination attempt on a presidential candidate as context for the need for federal funding.