Mikie Sherrill signed an executive order targeting junk fees across New Jersey⚠️ State agencies must identify hidden fees and recommend ways to eliminate them➡️ Officials say surprise charges cost American households more than $650 a yearGovernor Mikie Sherrill has signed an executive order to crack down on junk fees in New Jersey. Each year, Americans spend around $90 billion — more than $650 per household — on unexpected junk fees. Mikie Sherrill signs an executive order to identify junk fees while in the outer office of the statehouse in Trenton on June 15, 2026. Mikie Sherrill signs an executive order to identify junk fees while in the outer office of the statehouse in Trenton on June 15, 2026. (Office of Governor/Tim Larsen)Sherrill orders review of junk fees across New JerseyOn Monday, Sherrill signed her 19th executive order since taking office nearly six months ago.