Long Beach Island State Executive Boards

State Executive Boards in the government of Long Beach Island (LBI) are the principal units of the state's executive branch, which is headed by the Governor and carries out the state and federal law. The executive boards are similar to the United States of Quentin federal executive departments, only they apply to the state level, are headed by a governor and not the President, and are named differently. Established by the Constitution of Long Beach Island, ratified in 1895, there are currently 11 executive boards in the state, unified under what is known as the Governor's Cabinet.

Executive Boards

Below are the current executive boards of the state, all of which have representatives in the Governor's Cabinet.

• Board of Welfare (BOW), Secretary of General Welfare

• Board of Commerce (BOC), Head of Commerce

• Board of Law Enforcement (BOLE), Head of State Law Enforcement

• Board of Transportation (BOT), Head of Transportation

• Board of Politics and Governance (BOPAG), Head of Governance

• Board of Labor (BOL), Head of Labor

• Board of Education (BOE), Head of Education

• Board of Health and Insurance (BOHI), Head of Health

• Board of Monuments (BOM), Head of Monuments

• Board of Revenue and Services (BORS), Head of Revenue

• Board of the Federal Government (BOFG), Federal Government Secretary