Overview

John Krickus is a member of the Morris County Board of County Commissioners, serving as deputy director as of 2026. The board is the governing body of the county, responsible for setting policy, approving budgets, and overseeing county operations.

Krickus has served multiple terms on the commissioner board, first elected in 2012 and returning to office in subsequent elections. His work on the board has included participation in budget development, infrastructure oversight, and coordination with county agencies and institutions.

Before his county-level service, Krickus served on the Washington Township Committee for approximately 12 years, including time as mayor. His professional background includes work in data analytics and accounting, and he is a retired certified public accountant. He is also a veteran of the United States Marine Corps.

Political Career

County Commissioner, Morris County (2012-present; with breaks in service)

Deputy Director, Morris County Board of County Commissioners (2026-present)

Director, Morris County Board of County Commissioners (2023)

Mayor, Washington Township (Morris County) (multiple years during tenure)

Committeeman, Washington Township (approx. 12 years)

Key Policy Areas

County budgeting and fiscal policy

Infrastructure and capital planning

Economic development and county services

Education and county institutions

Public administration and local governance

Notable Actions / Initiatives

Selected as Deputy Director of the Morris County Board of County Commissioners for 2026.

Previously served as Director of the board in 2023.

Participated in county budget planning and oversight, including efforts to manage county finances.

Served in municipal government in Washington Township prior to county-level office.

Education

Not publicly available

Personal

Birth date: Not publicly available

Residence: Long Valley, Morris County, New Jersey