John E. McCormac is the mayor of Woodbridge Township, New Jersey. He first assumed the position in 2006 and has been reelected in multiple municipal elections. As mayor, he oversees the administration of township government, municipal budgeting, economic development initiatives, and local public services in one of New Jersey’s largest municipalities.

Before becoming mayor, McCormac served in state government, including as commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Labor under Governor James E. McGreevey. In that role, he supervised statewide labor and workforce programs, unemployment insurance administration, and workforce development initiatives.

Earlier in his career, McCormac held several local government positions in Woodbridge Township, including township councilman and council president. His career in public service has included both municipal leadership and roles in state-level executive administration.

Political Career
• Mayor, Woodbridge Township (2006-present)
• Commissioner, New Jersey Department of Labor (2002-2006)
• Councilman, Woodbridge Township Township Council (1990-2002)
• Council President, Woodbridge Township Township Council (dates within council tenure)

Key Policy Areas
• Municipal redevelopment and economic development
• Transportation and infrastructure investment
• Public safety and emergency services
• Local fiscal management and budgeting
• Workforce development and employment programs

Notable Actions / Initiatives
• Elected mayor of Woodbridge Township in 2006 and reelected in subsequent elections.
• Oversaw redevelopment initiatives and economic development projects within Woodbridge Township.
• Served as commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Labor, supervising statewide workforce and labor programs.
• Managed municipal administration and local government operations for Woodbridge Township.

Education
• Glassboro State College (now Rowan University), B.A.

Personal
• Birth date: Not publicly available
• Residence: Woodbridge Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey