Assemblyman Cody Miller has dedicated his first term in Trenton to championing public education, enhancing community safety, and supporting our first responders. He has actively opposed utility rate hikes and fought against corporate price gouging to protect consumers.

 

As a first-generation college graduate, Cody deeply understands the struggles working families face. His commitment to securing South Jersey’s fair share ensures we have a voice in Trenton, fighting for the resources we deserve.

 

Before his election to the Assembly, he served on the Monroe Township Board of Education. In his first term on the school board, Miller helped secure over $25 million for capital energy improvements through the state Energy Savings Improvement Program, resulting in significant school upgrades at no cost to taxpayers, and worked to facilitate the joint solar initiative between Monroe Township government, board of education, and the Monroe Municipal Utilities Authority, saving taxpayers millions of dollars over the next 30 years. He also helped initiate full-day pre-K and fought for funding to increase the number of families with access.

 

In the Assembly, Miller serves on the Higher Education Committee, Oversight, Reform and Federal Relations Committee, and Science, Innovation and Technology Committee.

 

Raised by a single mom of four, Miller is a proud first-generation college graduate who worked through college. Miller is the Foundation and Alumni Relations director at Rowan College of South Jersey and a volunteer firefighter with Williamstown Fire Company #1.