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The office of Governor is an elected position, for which elected officials serve four year terms. Governors cannot be elected to more than two consecutive terms. The official residence for the Governor is Drumthwacket, a mansion located in Princeton, New Jersey, but the office of the Governor is at the New Jersey State House. The current Governor is Phil Murphy, who assumed office in January, 2018.
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Item 3 Questions: Michellene Davis, Senior Policy Counsel to the Governor(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-06-09) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Davis, MichelleneMichellene Davis, Senior Policy Counsel to the Governor sits down to answer three questions on how the administration is keeping people informed and up to date on the economic recovery efforts in New Jersey and the results that we expect to see.Item 50th IBCT Comes Home(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-05-28) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonAmid tears of joy and tender embraces, the first soldiers of the 50th Infantry Brigade Combat Team returned home from Iraq on Memorial Day celebration. By June 12th, all 2,800 will be home. Their deployment was the largest in NJ since WWII. Governor Corzine was there when the soldiers left and went to visit in Texas before their deployment and also during their tour in Iraq. On Memorial day he was waiting on the tarmac with the families to thank the returning heroes for their service and sacrifice in defense of our nation.Item 50th IBCT Welcome Home Parade(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-06-12) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonFootage from the June 12th welcome home parade for the 50th IBCT. Governor Corzine and the rest of NJ welcomed home nearly 3,000 citizen-soldiers from their year-long tour in Iraq with a parade through downtown Trenton and ceremonies at the Sovereign Bank Arena in Trenton.Item Annual Message to the New Jersey State Legislature(2009-01-13) Corzine, JonItem Annual Message to the New Jersey State Legislature(2007-01-09) Corzine, JonItem Annual Message to the New Jersey State Legislature(2010-01-12) Corzine, JonItem Annual Message to the New Jersey State Legislature(2008-01-08) Corzine, JonItem Breaking Ground on the Nation's Largest Transit Project(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-06-11) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Sarles, Richard; Wyckoff, Paul; Menendez, BobOn June 8th the Governor, along with state and federal officials, broke ground on a new Mass Transit Tunnel under the Hudson River. The project will streamline commuting in and out of New York City, create 6,000 construction jobs a year for the next seven years and produce 44,000 permanent jobs after completion as a result of increased economic mobility in the region. Watch the video to get the details.Item Building Hydrogen Fuel Cells for the New Green Economy(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-05-18) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Kreimeyer, AndreasThe cutting edge of green technology got an official welcome in Somerset as BASF cut the ribbon on its new state of the art fuel cell production facility that will create 40 new green jobs in New Jersey. BASF develops and manufactures the central components of fuel cells, an environmentally clean power-generating technology.Item Building Our Economy by Building Infrastructure(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-03-21) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Dilts, Steve; Wisnewski, JohnSix years ago construction to add new lanes to the Driscoll Bridge began with the promise that work would be completed by Memorial Day 2009. On Wednesday Governor Corzine proudly announced that work was completed on time and on budget and that the state is ready to begin work on more than $3 billion in new infrastructure projects that will create 20,000 jobs next year.Item Cleaner Shipping Means Cleaner Air(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-04-02) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Conner, Charles D.; Jackson, LisaGovernor Corzine joins EPA Administrator, Lisa Jackson to announce a new emissions standards proposal for ocean-going ships within a 200-mile buffer zone around the United States.Item Creating Green Jobs by Turning Trash into Treasure(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-08-27) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonItem Dedication of New Jersey's World War II Memorial at Veterans Park(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2008-11-11) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonOn November 11, 2008 New Jersey's World War II Memorial was dedicated in front of hundreds of surviving New Jersey World War II veterans. The memorial will open to the public in 2009. It is located at 125 W State Street in Trenton, directly across the street from the New Jersey Statehouse.Item Eliminating School Districts without Schools(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-06-30) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Duffy, Janellen; Emigholz, Chris; Riley, CelesteCalling it a positive first step toward school district consolidation, Governor Corzine signed legislation to eliminate non-operating school districts and merge them into existing ones. Non-operating districts are typically those with a small number of students, that do not operate schools. As a result, students are sent to another district via a send-receive relationship. The non-operating district is charged tuition for the students it sends to the receiving district. Non-operating districts have school board to assemble the budget for the district. There are 26 non-operating districts throughout New Jersey. 13 of them will be eliminated under Phase I this Fall.Item Ensuring Women and Minorities Benefit From State Recovery Efforts(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-08-28) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonItem Establishing an Oral History Project for NJ Veterans(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-08-16) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonItem Excerpts from Governor Corzine's Press Conference in Iraq(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-01-06) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonExcerpts and images from Governor Corzine's satellite press conference in Iraq.Item Gov. Jon Corzine - African American Fund of NJ Pre-School Ribbon Cutting(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-09-01) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Clark, SondraItem Governor Corzine and NJ Parents Share Pre School Success Stories(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-07-13) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Barnett, StevenOn Monday July 13th Governor Corzine discussed the findings of a new Rutgers report on pre-school success in New Jersey with parents, teachers and community leaders at Eugenio Maria de Hostos Center for Early Childhood Education in Union City. The Governor detailed some of the studies findings, showing that children who attended Abbott preschool education programs outperformed their peers in first and second grades, and children who had two years of preschool rather than just one had double the advantages. Preschool attendees also performed better in oral language, math and conceptual knowledge. Parents with children enrolled in the program shared some of their own success stories at the meeting. To read the full report go to http://tinyurl.com/nze2qmItem Governor Corzine asks citizens to volunteer their time this holiday season(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2008-12-01) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonTo find out how you can get involved locally go to www.endhungernj.org and click on donations. There you will find a list of food pantries and soup kitchens in your area.