Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday formally appointed Laurie Doran to helm the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness, making her the first woman to run the office. “Laurie’s extensive background in counterterrorism and counterintelligence will be tremendously valuable as she continues to lead NJOHSP and ensure the safety of all New Jerseyans,” the governor said in a statement. Doran has been running the office in an acting capacity since June. She replaced Jared Maples, who left to become head of security at the National Hockey League. The Homeland Security office was created in the …