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Rob
Montalbano
Deputy Executive Director, Programs
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| Robert Montalbano was appointed as Deputy Executive Director of Programs for the JJC on May 2, 2015. Mr. Montalbano held the title of Interim Deputy Executive Director of Programs from November 8, 2013 until his current appointment, while continuing in the position of Director of Community Programs. |
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| Mr. Montalbano's career in state government began during the summer of 1987 within the maintenance department of the Juvenile Medium Security Facility while he was still in high school. In 1993 he accepted the assistant director position with the contracted program PAY (Program Alternatives for Youth), which was renamed Edison Prep and where he later served as director. |
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| In 1999, Mr. Montalbano was hired by the JJC to serve as the regional program supervisor where he was responsible for the administration and operation of the contracted drug beds within the agency. |
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| He joined the JJC's Office of Community Programs, in 2000, where he was responsible for the overall administration and operation of residential programs located in the northern region of the state. During his career, he also had the opportunity work in the secure juvenile environment at the JJC’s Johnstone Campus, where he served as the Assistant Superintendent for both Juvenile Medium Security Facility and the Juvenile Reception and Assessment Center. |
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| In 2005, Mr. Montalbano was appointed as the Director of the JJC’s Office of Community Programs, where he oversaw the consolidation of community programs and the realignment of resources to better serve special juvenile populations including female juveniles, those with serious substance addiction and mental health needs, as well as residents preparing to transition to their home communities. |
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| As Deputy Executive Director of Programs, Mr. Montalbano oversees the Offices of Community Programs and Education, as well as the Rehabilitative and Treatment Services Unit. |
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| He resides in Mansfield Township, Burlington County with his wife and two children. |
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