List of Cabinets of Puerto Rico by session

Session	Governor	Start	End
15th	Luis Fortuño	January 12, 2009	January 13, 2013
16th	Alejandro García Padilla	January 14, 2013	January 8, 2017

15th Cabinet

Secretaries

Name	Office	Department	Term of Office
Kenneth D. McClintock	Secretary of State	Department of State	2009-2013
Miguel Romero	Chief of Staff	Office of the Governor	August 1, 2012-2013

Former Secretaries

Name	Office	Department	Started office	Left office
Antonio Sagardía	Attorney General	Department of Justice	January 12, 2009	December 23, 2009
Marcos Rodríguez Ema	Chief of Staff	Office of the Governor	January 12, 2009	July 31, 2012

16th Cabinet

Secretaries

Name	Post	Agency	Date assumed office	Date vacated office
Alberto Bacó Bagué[1]	Secretary of Economic Development and Commerce	Department of Economic Development and Commerce	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Carmen Guerrero Pérez[2]	Secretary of Natural and Environmental Resources	Department of Natural and Environmental Resources	January 2, 2013	incumbent
David Bernier[3]	Secretary of State	Department of State	January 2, 2013	October 30, 2015
Ana Rius[4]	Secretary of Health	Department of Health	September 19, 2013	incumbent
Idalia Colón Rondón[5]	Secretary of Family Affairs	Department of Family Affairs	January 2, 2013	incumbent
José Negrón Fernández[6]	Secretary of Corrections and Rehabilitation	Department of Family Affairs	January 2, 2013	incumbent
César Miranda[7]	Secretary of Justice	Department of Justice	January 1, 2014
Melba Acosta[8]	Secretary of Treasury	Department of Treasury	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Miguel Torres Díaz[9]	Secretary of Transportation and Public Works	Department of Transportation and Public Works	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Myrna Comas Pagán[2]	Secretary of Agriculture	Department of Agriculture	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Nery Adamés Soto[10]	Secretary of Consumer Affairs	Department of Consumer Affairs	January 9, 2013	incumbent
Ramón Orta[9]	Secretary of Sports and Recreation	Department of Sports and Recreation	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Rafael Román Meléndez[5]	Secretary of Education	Department of Education	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Rubén Ríos Pagán[2]	Secretary of Housing	Department of Housing	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Vance Thomas[9]	Secretary of Labor and Human Resources	Department of Labor and Human Resources	January 2, 2013	incumbent

Cabinet-level officers

See also: List of Puerto Rico Cabinet-level officers

Name	Post	Agency	Date assumed office	Date vacated office
Carlos Rivas[8]	Director	Office of Management and Budget	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Ingrid Vila Biaggi[11]	Chief of Staff	Secretariat of Governance	January 2, 2013	September 19, 2013
Javier Ferrer[8][lower-alpha 1]	President	Government Development Bank	January 2, 2013	July, 2013
Juan Eugenio Hernández Mayoral[12]	Director	Federal Affairs Administration	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Luis García Pelatti[10]	President	Planning Board	January 9, 2003	incumbent
Víctor Suárez[13]	Chief of Staff	Secretariat of Governance	September 19, 2013	incumbent

Governor's Advisory Board

See also: Puerto Rico Governor's Advisory Board

Name	Post	Agency	Date assumed office	Date vacated office
Arturo Ríos Escribano[9]	Labor Affairs Advisor	Secretariat of Governance	January 2, 2013	incumbent

Government-owned corporations

See also: List of government-owned corporations of Puerto Rico

Name	Post	Agency	Date it took office	Date it left office
Alberto Lázaro[9]	Executive Director	Puerto Rico Aqueducts and Sewers Authority	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Antonio L. Medina Comas[1]	President	Puerto Rico Industrial Development Company	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Grace M. Santana[2]	Executive Director	Authority for the Financing of the Infrastructure of Puerto Rico	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Francisco Chévere[1]	Executive Director	Puerto Rico Trade and Export Company	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Ingrid Rivera Rocafort[1]	Executive Director	Puerto Rico Tourism Company	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Javier Ferrer[8]	President	Puerto Rico Government Development Bank	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Víctor Suárez[14]	Executive Director	Puerto Rico Ports Authority	January 2, 2013	incumbent

Other agencies

Name	Post	Agency	Date took office	Date left office
Juan José Medina[6]	Adjutant General	National Guard	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Luis Castro[15]	Administrator	Administration of General Services	January 9, 2013	September 23, 2016
Marta Elsa Fernández[5]	Administrator	Administration for the Socioeconomic Development of the Family	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Miguel Ríos Torres[6]	Director	State Agency for Emergency and Disaster Management	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Olga Bernardy[5]	Administrator	Administration for Child Care and the Integrated Development of Childhood	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Rosabelle Padín[5]	Administrator	Administration for Child Support	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Salvador Santiago[16]	Administrator	Administration of Mental Health and Anti-Addiction Services	January 2, 2013	incumbent
Vanessa J. Pintado[5]	Administrator	Administration for Families and Children	January 2, 2013	incumbent

Resignations

• July 19, 2013: Javier Ferrer resigns as President of the Government Development Bank.^[17]
• September 13, 2013: Francisco Joglar Pesquera resigns to his position as Secretary of Health amidst controversy on how he managed an outbreak of the bacteria acinetobacter baumannii at the University of Puerto Rico at Carolina hospital.^[16][18]
• May 18, 2014: Carlos del Valle, executive director of the Puerto Rico National Parks, dies in a car accident while driving under the influence.^{[lower-alpha 2]}
• September 19, 2014: Ingrid Vila Biaggi resigns to her position as Chief of Staff. Víctor Suárez is appointed in her stead.

17th Cabinet

Secretaries

The Secretaries are the heads of the executive departments of the government of Puerto Rico.

Name	Post	Agency	Date assumed office	Date vacated office
VACANT	Secretary of State	Department of State
Dennise Longo[20]	Secretary of Justice	Department of Justice	August 18, 2019
Francisco Parés	Secretary of Treasury	Department of Treasury	July 1, 2019
Eligio Hernández	Secretary of Education	Department of Education	July 24, 2019
Manuel A. Laboy	Secretary of Economic Development and Commerce	Department of Economic Development and Commerce	January 2, 2017
VACANT	Secretary of Natural and Environmental Resources	Department of Natural and Environmental Resources
Rafael Rodríguez Mercado	Secretary of Health	Department of Health	January 2, 2017
Glorimar Andujar	Secretary of Family Affairs	Department of Family Affairs	January 2, 2017
Erik Rolon	Secretary of Corrections and Rehabilitation	Department of Family Affairs	January 2, 2017
Carlos Contreras Aponte	Secretary of Transportation and Public Works	Department of Transportation and Public Works	January 2, 2017
Carlos Alberto Flores Ortega	Secretary of Agriculture	Department of Agriculture	January 2, 2017
VACANT	Secretary of Consumer Affairs	Department of Consumer Affairs
Adriana Sánchez	Secretary of Sports and Recreation	Department of Sports and Recreation	January 22, 2018
Fernando Gil	Secretary of Housing	Department of Housing	January 2, 2017
Briseida Torres Reyes	Secretary of Labor and Human Resources	Department of Labor and Human Resources	May 20, 2019

Cabinet-level officers

See also: List of Puerto Rico Cabinet-level officers

Name	Post	Agency	Date assumed office	Date vacated office
José Marrero	Director	Office of Management and Budget
Eduardo Rivera Cruz	Executive Director	Office of the Authority for the Financing of the Infrastructure
Vacant[21][lower-alpha 3]	President	Government Development Bank
Carlos Mercader	Director	Federal Affairs Administration
	President	Planning Board
	Chief of Staff	Secretariat of Governance

Other agencies

Name	Post	Agency	Date assumed office	Date vacated office
Michelle Fraley	Superintendent of the Puerto Rico Police	Police of Puerto Rico	January 2, 2017	January 8, 2018
Alberto Cruz	Fire Chief	Puerto Rico Firefighters Corps	January 14, 2017	designated
	Director of the Agency	Puerto Rico State Agency for Emergency and Disaster Management	January 20, 2017	designated
Luis Román Negrón	Solicitor General of Puerto Rico	Office of the Solicitor General of Puerto Rico	March 31, 2017	designated

Notes

1. The President of the Puerto Rico Government Development Bank (GDB) is considered a Cabinet-level officer since the GDB serves as the government's fiscal agent and financial advisor even though the GDB is a government-owned corporation.
2. NotiCel (2014; in Spanish) "[...] el funcionario estaba bajo los efectos del alcohol cuando tuvo el fatal accidente."^[19]
3. The President of the Puerto Rico Government Development Bank (GDB) is considered a Cabinet-level officer since the GDB serves as the government's fiscal agent and financial advisor even though the GDB is a government-owned corporation.

References

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19. "Alcohol en organismo de director de Parques Nacionales por encima de lo permitido". NotiCel (in Spanish). 2014-05-27. Retrieved 2014-09-29.
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21. Rosselló Makes Two Appointments