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Utah Senate confirms key appointments to housing and wildlife boards

June 30, 2021 | 2021 Utah Legislature, Utah Legislature, Utah Legislative Branch, Utah


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Utah Senate confirms key appointments to housing and wildlife boards
The Utah Senate convened on June 30, 2021, during the 3rd Extraordinary Session to discuss and confirm several key appointments made by Governor Spencer Jaycox. The meeting focused on the approval of individuals for various boards and commissions, highlighting the qualifications and backgrounds of the nominees.

Governor Jaycox certified that the individuals listed in his communication met the legal requirements for their respective positions. Notably, Lori Fleming was appointed to the Utah Housing Corporation Board of Trustees, replacing Lauren Little. The Senate moved to consent to these appointments, with discussions led by various committee chairs.

Senator Fillmore reported on the Education Confirmation Committee's approval of two new student representatives to the Board of Higher Education. The nominees included a traditional graduate student from Utah State University and a nontraditional student who is a grandmother and member of the Ute Indian tribe. This diverse representation aims to enhance the board's perspective on student issues.

Senator Sandle discussed the Natural Resources Agriculture Committee's recommendations for Bryce Thurgood and Gary Nielsen to the Utah Wildlife Board. Both nominees demonstrated strong credentials and a commitment to public engagement regarding wildlife management.

Additionally, Senator Wilson shared insights from the Political Subdivisions Confirmation Committee, which recommended three appointees to the Political Subdivision Ethics Review Commission and three to the Quality Growth Commission. The committee praised the nominees for their qualifications and community involvement.

The meeting concluded without further discussion, paving the way for the Senate to finalize the appointments, which are expected to contribute positively to their respective areas of governance.

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