PRINCETON, NJ (Mercer County) — Gov. Mikie Sherrill and First Gentleman Jason Hedberg announced plans to move their family to the governor’s official residence, Drumthwacket, later this summer.
In a joint statement, the couple said the move will allow them to be closer to Trenton and the State House as the administration continues its work.
“We are excited to let our fellow New Jerseyans know that we are moving our family to Drumthwacket this summer.
“From Day One this administration has committed to getting to work in Trenton to deliver on our commitments. We’re thrilled to further strengthen that commitment by living full time in the Governor’s official residence and being much closer to the Capital City and the State House.
“Drumthwacket is the people’s house, and we look also forward to continuing to bring it to life for New Jersey residents and highlight all the incredible history it offers.
“Our family looks forward to this exciting next chapter, and we thank the dedicated New Jersey state staff and the team at the Drumthwacket Foundation for all their work to truly make the residence a home.”
Drumthwacket, located in Princeton, serves as the official residence of the governor of New Jersey and is used for official functions and public events.
