Brian M. Hughes is the county executive of Mercer County, New Jersey. He first assumed office in 2004 and has been reelected in subsequent county elections. As county executive, he oversees the administration of Mercer County government, including management of county departments, implementation of the county budget, and supervision of regional programs and services.

Before becoming county executive, Hughes served on the Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders, now known as the Mercer County Board of County Commissioners. His work in county government has included involvement in infrastructure projects, public services, and regional economic development initiatives across Mercer County.

Hughes has spent much of his career in public service in Mercer County. His tenure as county executive has included oversight of county operations, infrastructure investments, and county parks and community programs.

Political Career
• County Executive, Mercer County (2004-present)
• Freeholder, Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders (1998-2003)

Key Policy Areas
• County infrastructure and public facilities
• Parks and recreation development
• Regional economic development
• Public safety and county services
• Transportation and regional planning

Notable Actions / Initiatives
• Elected county executive of Mercer County in 2003 and reelected in subsequent elections.
• Oversaw county infrastructure and capital improvement projects in Mercer County.
• Directed development and maintenance of the Mercer County parks system.
• Managed county government operations and regional service programs.

Education
• Thomas Edison State University, B.A.

Personal
• Birth date: Not publicly available
• Residence: Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey