Governor Jon Corzine Official YouTube Videos
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These YouTube videos were posted to Governor Corzine's official New Jersey State YouTube account during his time as Governor.
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Item A message from Governor Jon Corzine: November 27, 2008(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2008-11-27) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonA message from Governor Corzine on the importance of controlling property taxes.Item 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.Item 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 Invest NJ Bill Signing(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2008-12-09) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Kirschner, Philip; Franzini, Karen; Greenstein, LindaOn Tuesday December 9, Governor Jon S. Corzine signed the Invest NJ Bill to help create jobs and make it easier for businesses to make capital investments. The plan has two components. The first provides a $3,000 grant to New Jersey businesses for each new job they create. That's a significant help to a business that may be considering hiring a new worker with a $30,000 salary. The second component provides a grant equal to seven percent of any qualified capital investment over $5,000 up and through January 1, 2011. So if a business needs to upgrades their computer system at a cost of $100,000 we will provide them with a $7,000 grant to help cover the costs. If your business is interested in applying for one of these grants please contact the New Jersey Economic Development Authority at (609) 292-1800 or you can go to their website www.njeda.com.Item Governor Corzine discusses his economic stimulus package and the greater economy(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2008-12-22) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonGovernor Corzine discusses his economic stimulus package and the greater economy. You find more information about my Economic Assistance and Recovery Plan, including how to get assistance for your family at http://nj.gov/governor/home/plan.htmlItem A Holiday Greeting from Governor Corzine(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2008-12-23) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonA Holiday Greeting from Governor CorzineItem A Holiday Tour of Drumthwacket(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2008-12-23) Office of the GovernorEvery year garden clubs from around New Jersey work together to decorate the Governor's Mansion for the holidays. This year they've done as spectacular a job as ever.Item 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 Writing the State of the State(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-01-14) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Seltzer, JedGo behind the scenes and see what went into creating the Governor's 2009 State of the State Address.Item An Inaugural Message from Governor Corzine(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-01-20) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonThis message was played at an Inaugural Celebration at NJ PAC on January 20th.Item Governor Corzine's State of the State(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-02-13) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonGovernor Corzine discusses the economy and his administration's efforts, the coming year, education and public safety, and budget reductions in the current and upcoming budget in his State of the State Address.Item Governor Corzine Cuts up Gas Cards to Cut Costs(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-02-18) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Dilts, SteveGovernor Corzine shreds the first of more than 1,000 state-issued credit cards previously used by state employees to fill up state vehicles at commercial gas stations. State employees will now be required to fill up state owned vehicles at state-operated stations around New Jersey saving the state about $0.70 a gallon or about $240,000 a year. New Jersey saved $25 million this year by purchasing in bulk. Gasoline is just one example.Item It's About Doing The Right Thing(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-03-12) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonJon Corzines FY2010 Budget does the right thing. It cuts $4 billion in spending while protecting education, healthcare and those hit hardest by the national recession. He is the only Governor in 60 years to reduce overall spending during a four-year term. Not Whitman, Not Byrne, Not Kean or McGreevey, not nybody. Only Jon Corzine Howd he do it? Eliminated Budget Gimmicks, Ended Christmas Tree Spending, Made Government More Efficient, Ended Program that Dont Work, Focused on Priorities Even though this budget cuts $4 billion, it adds $300 million for school and $25 million for early education. It adds $193 million to Family Care and $113 million to mental health and disability support. It preserves property tax rebates for seniors and 80% of NJ Households. Its about priorities, Its about doing the right thing.Item Meet the Kijaks(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-03-20) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Kijak, Frank; Kijak, MartiFrank and Marti Kijak hosted a neighborhood conversation with Governor Corzine at their home in Eatontown this week. Get to know a little bit about the hosts and see some of the exchanges from the conversation in this video.Item Open for Business in NJ: Fairway Market, Paramus(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-03-26) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Glickberg, Dan; Glickberg, HowieDan Glickberg, fourth generation owner of Fairway Market, talks about the company's expansion into New Jersey.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 Powering a Wastewater Treatment Plant With Wind(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-04-08) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Lauletta, Tom; Gallagher, PaulFind out how the Atlantic County Utilities Authority powers their wastewater treatment plant with energy from solar panels and wind turbines and how wind power is about to change the way you look at the Jersey Shore.Item Stocking a Reborn Lake with 560 Fish and 7 Pound Bass(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-04-22) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonIn 1970, Grovers Mill Pond in West Windsor was all but dead. An overabundance of plant life had sucked the oxygen from the water rendering it inhospitable to aquatic wildlife. Last year, with a federal grant secured by Congressman Rush Holt, the Army Corps of Engineers restored the pond by removing 65,000 pounds of silt and organic matter that were choking the life from it. This spring, using funds from the sale of fishing, hunting and trapping licenses, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) restocked on the pond with warm water game fish. On April 20th, the first day of Earth Week, the DEP put the last of the fish into the pond with a little help from the 5th graders of the Millstone River School.Item Protecting Children From Abuse and Helping Families in NJ(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-04-29) Office of the Governor; Corzine, Jon; Della Fave, Joseph; Ricketts, Kimberly; Gensler, JonahNew Jersey's Child Welfare system has come a long way in the last 3 years. On April 27th the federal monitor charged with overseeing the system's reform released a report showing overwhelming progress.Item Press Conference on Confirmed Cases of H1N1 (Swine Flu) in NJ(Trenton, N.J.: Office of the Governor, 2009-04-30) Office of the Governor; Corzine, JonGovernor Corzine and state officials announced that five cases of H1N1 have been confirmed in New jersey residents. NJ has set up a 24 hour toll free hotline to answer questions from citizens and healthcare providers. That number is 1-866-321-9571. Officials noted that good hygiene habits such as washing your hands frequently and thoroughly will greatly reduce the chance of getting sick. Also people should be covering coughs and sneezes and most importantly stay home from work or school if you are sick.