David Rousseau

January 11, 2008 - 5:00pm

Corzine to nominate Rousseau for Treasurer

Governor Corzine announced today that he will nominate Deputy State Treasurer David Rousseau for State Treasurer.

Rousseau also works as Senior Advisor to the Governor for Budget and Fiscal Policy, and before moving to Treasurer’s Office worked as a Senior Policy Advisor to the Senate President.

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MEDIA ADVISORY - Senate Budget Committee To Receive Revised Revenue Estimates Tuesday

By Jason Butkowski - May 12, 2008 - 3:59pm

Tags: FY 2009 Budget, David Rousseau, Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee, Revenue Estimates,Top Story: Breaking,

Release Date: May 12 2008

MEDIA ADVISORY - SENATE BUDGET COMMITTEE TO RECEIVE REVISED REVENUE ESTIMATES TUESDAY

TRENTON – On Tuesday, May 13, the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee is scheduled to hear testimony from State Treasurer David Rousseau and the Office of Legislative Services concerning revised revenue estimates for the FY 2008 and FY 2009 State Budgets.

According to Senate Budget Committee Chairwoman Barbara Buono, D-Middlesex, State revenue is mostly comprised of three major taxes – the State income tax, sales tax and corporation business tax. Each Spring, the Budget Committee conducts hearings to review different facets of the Governor’s fiscal year spending plan, and the impact of the budget on individual State departments. The culmination of those review hearings is a revised revenue presentation by the Treasurer and legislative budget analysts in May, based on information provided by tax collections in April.

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Roberts Statement on Rousseau Nomination

By droseman - January 11, 2008 - 5:32pm

Tags: David Rousseau, Joseph J. Roberts Jr,

Release Date: Jan 11 2008

ROBERTS STATEMENT ON NOMINATION
OF DAVID ROUSSEAU TO BE NEW STATE TREASURER

"David Rousseau is one of Trenton's most experienced and most trusted hands in matters relating to state government and finances."

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