A Resolution urging the Congress of the United States to support the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act of 2025 and amend or repeal Federal law relating to program requirements in order to allow for the availability of whole milk and 2% reduced fat milk, flavored or unflavored, in elementary and secondary schools in Pennsylvania and urging the United States Secretary of Agriculture and Secretary of Health and Human Services to update Federal standards relating to the establishment of dietary guidelines in order to permit the availability of whole milk and 2% reduced fat milk, flavored or unflavored, in elementary and secondary schools in Pennsylvania.

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Dave Argall and 13 co-sponsors

NJ Senate SR 119 urges federal agencies to investigate unidentified drones over New Jersey and share findings with state officials to protect public safety.

Transmitted as directed

Summary — SR 119: Urges federal government to investigate unidentified drones operating in New Jersey airspace

Status and classification
- Bill number: SR 119
- Title/subject: Urges federal government to investigate unidentified drones operating in New Jersey airspace (MEMORIALIZAT; PUB SAFETY)
- Type: Senate resolution (memorializing, non‑binding)
- Introduced: February 18, 2025
- Current status (per provided info): Introduced in the Senate and referred to the Senate Law and Public Safety Committee

Main purpose and intent
- SR 119 asks the federal government to conduct a rigorous, ongoing investigation into the repeated sightings of unidentified unmanned aircraft (drones) flying over large portions of New Jersey. The resolution also urges federal authorities to provide relevant and necessary information to State officials in a timely manner to protect public safety and security.

Key provisions and actions requested
- Calls on federal agencies to investigate the presence and activity of unidentified drones observed across more than a dozen New Jersey counties, often reported near critical infrastructure and military installations.
- Highlights specific public concern about sightings near sensitive locations (including a reported early sighting near Trump National Golf Club in Somerset County).
- Notes a discrepancy between federal statements (that many reports could not be corroborated and did not indicate a national security threat) and reports from military and local officials who confirm multiple sightings.
- Emphasizes that the Federal Aviation Administration’s authority over airspace limits State and local investigative and response options.
- Requests that the federal government share findings and relevant information with State officials to enable an informed response to public concern.
- Directs transmittal of copies of the resolution to: the President, U.S. Secretary of Defense, Secretary of Homeland Security, congressional leadership (Majority and Minority leaders of both chambers), and every member of Congress elected from New Jersey.

Who would be affected / potential impacts
- Directly concerns: New Jersey residents, local and State law enforcement, the Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness, operators of critical infrastructure, and military installations within the State.
- Practical effect: The resolution is non‑binding (expresses legislative concern and requests federal action but does not create legal authority, funding, or operational requirements). It may increase pressure on federal agencies to (a) prioritize investigations, (b) improve information sharing with the State, and (c) consider operational or policy responses to unauthorized UAS activity. It may also prompt congressional or federal agency briefings or follow‑up measures.

Procedural/timeline notes
- As a memorializing Senate resolution, SR 119 does not create enforceable law. Its influence depends on federal response to the request and any subsequent federal or State actions.
- If adopted by the State Senate, the resolution’s formal transmission to federal officials is intended to spur investigation and information sharing.