Requires development of State data and technology infrastructure investment plan for public health emergencies.

This bill (A 3304) requires New Jersey's Office of Information Technology, in collaboration with the Department of Health and Emergency Management, to create a long-term plan for upgrading the state's data and technology infrastructure to improve public health emergency preparedness. The plan must include early warning systems using multi-source data, a centralized repository for public health data (while complying with privacy laws), and expanded digital service capabilities for state agencies to ensure continuity of services during emergencies. The Office must submit the initial plan within 18 months of the bill's effective date, provide annual updates, and incorporate public feedback through 90-day comment periods and three public meetings. The bill directly affects state agencies, public health stakeholders, and residents relying on state services during health crises.