Kris Kolluri

June 18, 2008 - 8:42am

The short list for Gary Rose's job

With Gary Rose set to leave his Corzine front office post by the end of the month, there are already a few names being mentioned as possible successors as Chief of the Office of Economic Growth: state Transportation Commissioner Kris Kolluri; Caren Franzini, the CEO of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority; New Jersey Utilities Association President/CEO Karen Alexander.  A dark horse candidate: former Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Bill Gormley.

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June 10, 2008 - 12:30pm

Would Cory Booker have an easier time with Lt. Governor '09 than Mayor '10?

Some Democratic insiders suggest that the hyper local political problems that seem to be plaguing Newark Mayor Cory Booker might help the nationally prominent rising star more interested in running for Lieutenant Governor in 2009.  Booker, Democrats say, would make a very attractive running mate for Jon Corzine, but could have trouble winning re-election to a second term as Mayor in 2010.

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April 30, 2008 - 10:33pm

The Short List for Javier Inclan's job

The announcement today that Javier Inclan has resigned his post means that Governor Jon Corzine is in the market for a new Deputy Chief of Staff. If Corzine moves to fill this post with his usual speed , then the job will be open for a while. But if Corzine decides to fast track – and if you believe that in Corzineland, the Governor is likely to name another minority (his Chief of Staff, Chief Counsel, and his two other Deputy COS’s are white), here’s a short list of potential candidates: Assistant Counsel Annette Quijano; Alberto Alvarez and Laura Matos, who work in the Governor’s office; Cabinet Liaison Larry Lewis; and Troy Singleton, a former Deputy Executive Director of the State Assembly and now a top aide to Carptenter’s Union leader Frank Spencer.

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LIBERTY CORRIDOR GETS THE GREEN LIGHT

Release Date: Jan 15 2008

Elizabeth, NJ – Today, Senator Robert Menendez announced the delivery of up to $88 million in federal funding for the Liberty Corridor projects – critical economic development projects that will improve the flow of freight and provide more efficient delivery of goods and services. The Federal Highway Administration has made immediately available $48 million and plans to deliver up to another $40 million by Fiscal Year 2009 to fund 10 the projects that comprise Phase 1 of Liberty Corridor.

Wisniewski: NJ Drivers Deserve Clarity on Gas Tax/Toll Increase Calculations

Release Date: Nov 28 2007

Assembly Democrats News Release

WISNIEWSKI:  NJ DRIVERS DESERVE CLARITY ON GAS TAX/TOLL INCREASE CALCULATIONS

(TRENTON) - Following comments by state Department of Transportation Commissioner Kris Kolluri in news reports published today that the state motor fuels tax would have to be increased to 58.5 cents to accommodate all of New Jersey's current and future transportation needs, Assemblyman John S. Wisniewski (D-Middlesex), chairman of the Assembly Transportation and Public Works Committee, released the following statement:

Governor Jon. S. Corzine

Release Date: Feb 9 2007

GOVERNOR CORZINE DESIGNATES ELIZABETH AS NEW JERSEY’S 18TH TRANSIT VILLAGE

ELIZABETH

- Governor Jon S. Corzine today announced the designation of Elizabeth City’s Midtown Station area as the state’s 18th Transit Village. Elizabeth was awarded $100,000 in state funding as a part of its designation.

Governor Jon S. Corzine

Release Date: Oct 26 2006

GOVERNOR CORZINE BREAKS GROUND ON
NEW ROUTE 52 CAUSEWAY BRIDGE

OCEAN CITY

- Governor Jon S. Corzine today joined New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Commissioner Kris Kolluri and state and local officials to break ground on the new Route 52 Causeway Bridge between Ocean City and Somers Point.

Governor Jon S. Corzine

Release Date: Sep 18 2006

GOVERNOR CORZINE UNVEILS $74 MILLION
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY INITIATIVE

NEWARK

- Governor Jon S. Corzine today announced the creation of a five-year, $74 million initiative to improve pedestrian safety throughout New Jersey. The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT), the Department of Law and Public Safety and the Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) will implement a three-pronged strategy to encourage motorists to safely share the road with pedestrians through engineering, education and enforcement.

Assemblyman Guy Gregg

Release Date: Sep 14 2006

GREGG: DOT COMMISSIONER WORKING TO
STOP EMINENT DOMAIN ABUSE IN LD 24

Governor Jon S. Corzine

Release Date: Mar 23 2006

CORZINE SIGNS LEGISLATION TO REFORM, REPLENISH AND GROW TRANSPORTATION TRUST FUND

TRENTON - Governor Jon S. Corzine today signed into law A-2813/ S-1470, which will revitalize the Transportation Trust Fund (TTF) through financial and structural reforms that will provide resources for critical highway and transit repairs and capacity expansion projects throughout the next five years.

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