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Jeanne Fox

American lawyer

Jeanne Fox

President of the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities
In office January 15, 2002 – January 2010
Governor	James McGreevey Richard Codey Jon Corzine
Succeeded by	Lee Solomon
Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection
In office August 1, 1993 – January 18, 1994
Governor	James Florio
Preceded by	Scott A. Weiner
Succeeded by	Robert C. Shinn Jr.

Jeanne Fox is the former President of the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities. She was originally appointed to the position in 2002 by former Gov. James McGreevey and was retained in the Cabinets of former Gov. Richard Codey and Gov. Jon Corzine.^[1] Fox retired from the NJ BPU in September 2014 and was succeeded by Upendra J. Chivukula.

Fox was the first former BPU staffer to become a commissioner on the BPU. In the 1980s, Fox held several positions with the agency in water management. Prior to her positions at the BPU, she was an election lawyer for the New Jersey Department of State. From 1991 to 1994 she served under former Gov. James Florio as Deputy Commissioner of Environmental Protection and Energy and for several months at the end of Florio's term as Acting Commissioner of Environmental Protection and Energy. In addition she represented New Jersey on several interstate boards while at the DEP. From 1994 to 2001 she served as Regional Administrator for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in the administration of President Bill Clinton.

References

^ Corzine Names McElwain Acting Director of Office of Counter-Terrorism Archived 2007-08-18 at the Wayback Machine, Governor of New Jersey press release dated January 18, 2006. Accessed October 25, 2007. "Corzine also renamed Jeanne Fox to continue her service as President of the Board of Public Utilities."

External links

Official NJ Board of Public Utilities Bio
EPA Bio
Garden State Woman's Magazine: Jeanne M. Fox - Leader By Example

Cabinet of New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine (2006–2010)

Cabinet
Adjutant General	Maj. Gen. Glenn K. Rieth (2006–10)
Secretary of Agriculture	Charles M. Kuperus (2006–09) Douglas H. Fisher (2009–10)
Attorney General	Zulima Farber (2006–06) Stuart Rabner (2006–07) Anne Milgram (2007–10)
Commissioner of Banking and Insurance	Steven M. Goldman (2006–07) Neil Jassey* (2009–10)
Commissioner of Children and Families	Kevin Ryan (2006–08) Kimberly Ricketts (2008–10)
Commissioner of Community Affairs	Susan Bass Levin (2006–2007) Joseph Doria (2007–2009) Charles A. Richman* (2009–2010)
Commissioner of Corrections	George W. Hayman (2006–10)
Commissioner of Education	Lucille Davy (2006–10)
Commissioner of Environmental Protection	Lisa P. Jackson (2006–2008) Mark N. Mauriello (2008–10)
Commissioner of Health and Senior Services	Fred M. Jacobs (2006–08) Heather H. Howard (2008–10)
Commissioner of Human Services	Clarke Bruno (2006–07) Jennifer Velez (2007–10)
Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development	David J. Socolow (2006–10)
Public Advocate	Ronald Chen (2006–10)
Secretary of State	Nina Mitchell Wells (2006–10)
Commissioner of Transportation	Kris Kolluri (2006–08) Stephen Dilts (2008–10)
State Treasurer	Bradley Abelow (2006–07) Michellene Davis* (2007–08) R. David Rousseau (2008–10)
Chair/Chief Executive Officer of the Civil Service Commission	Hope L. Cooper* (2008–10)
Chief of the Office of Economic Growth	Gary D. Rose (2006–08) Jarold L. Zaro (2008–10)
Director of the Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness	Richard L. Cañas (2006–10)
Chair/Chief Administrator of the Motor Vehicle Commission	Sharon Anne Harrington (2006–09) Shawn B. Sheekey* (2009–10)
President of the Board of Public Utilities	Jeanne Fox (2006–10)
Superintendent of State Police	Col. Joseph R. Fuentes (2006–10)