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Christie To Unveil 33-Bill Reform Package

BELLMAWR, N.J. - Gov. Chris Christie is set to unveil a package of reform bills Monday.

They include stricter limits on property tax increases and a lower cap on annual raises for public workers.

Other reforms include raising the retirement age to 65 and allowing towns to opt out of civil service.

The governor is scheduled to announce his plans at a noon news conference.

Fox 29's Ty Chandler has more details on the 33-bill package of reforms he's announcing Monday.

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