New Jersey. Board of Public Utilities

BPU
BRC
New Jersey. Board of Public Utilities Commissioners
New Jersey. Board of Public Utility Commissioners
New Jersey. Department of Public Utilities. Board of Public Utility Commissioners
New Jersey. Public Utilities, Board of
New Jersey. Public Utility Commission
PUC

found: NUCMC data from Rutgers Univ. Lib. for N.J. Board of Public Utility Commissioners. Div. of Bridges and Grade Crossings. Records, 1907-1928(New Jersey, Public Utility Commission)

found: LC data base, 2-6-86(hdg.: New Jersey. Board of Public Utility Commissioners) manual auth. cd. (Board of Railroad Commissioners reorganized as Board of Public Utility Commissioners in 1910 when jurisdiction of Board was extended to public utilities as well as railroads; variants: Public Utility Commission; Board of Public Utilities Commissioners)

found: NJ leg. man., 1985(Board of Public Utility Commissioners; Board of Public Utilities)

found: Phone call to Ms. Brown (NJDEPE), 9/20/94(New Jersey. Board of Public Utility Comissioners merged with New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to form New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and Energy)

found: Monthly report of the Department of Public Utilities for Jan. 1964:cover letter (State of New Jersey/Department of Public Utilities/Board of Public Utility Commissioners)

found: A plan for the reorganization of the Board of Regulatory Commissioners within the Department of Treasury, 1994:p.[1] (redesignating the N J Board of Regulatory Commissioners (BRC) as the Board of Public Utilities in Dept. of Treasury; Woodrow Wilson established the Board of Public Utility Commissioners in 1911) p.2 (BPU Commissioners subsumed in Dept. of Energy (1977), transferred to Dept. of Treasury (1987), subsumed in Dept. of Environmental Protection & Energy (1991))

found: Review of NJ State Library documents, May 27, 2010(This Board has had several name changes, been placed in various departments and published under many variant names and under the name of its commissioners, using them interchangeably. The predominant usage is Board of Public Utilities)