This resolution confirms the reappointment of Michael R. Eaves to the Eastern Kentucky University Board of Regents, a move that directly affects the university's governing body and its oversight of the institution. The key provision validates an executive appointment made by Governor Andy Beshear, ensuring Eaves serves a term that ends on June 30, 2031, after meeting state legal requirements for the position. By passing this measure, the Senate formally completes the confirmation process required by law, allowing the appointed individual to officially begin their new term.
This bill confirms the appointment of Dr. Kenny Burdine to the Kentucky Agricultural Finance Corporation, a state agency that supports agricultural development in the state. The resolution validates his selection by the governor and ensures he serves on the board until June 26, 2029, as required by state law. By passing this measure, the Senate completes the necessary confirmation process for Dr. Burdine, who represents agricultural economists on the board. The bill does not create new policies or funding but serves an administrative function to finalize his official role within the agency.
This resolution designates May 2026 as Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month in Kentucky to highlight the prevalence of these conditions among residents. It encourages citizens to participate in awareness activities and acknowledges the significant health and economic impacts of asthma and food allergies. The bill does not alter laws or allocate funding but serves as a symbolic proclamation to draw public attention to these health issues.
This bill confirms the hiring of Eric King as the executive director of Kentucky's Energy Planning and Inventory Commission. The resolution validates a job offer made by the commission's executive committee and formally notifies both the new director and the commission chair of the Senate's approval. This action is a procedural step required by state law to finalize the appointment of the commission's leader.
This bill confirms the reappointment of Jacqueline Colleen Mayfield to the Education Professional Standards Board in Kentucky. The resolution validates her selection by the Governor to represent elementary school teachers on the board until June 30, 2028. By passing this measure, the Senate completes the required confirmation process for her continued service on the committee.
This resolution directs the Kentucky Senate to adjourn in honor and loving memory of Lilburn Winson Roy, a local resident who passed away in April 2026. The bill recognizes Roy's contributions to his community, including his service with the Adair County Road Department, his role in founding Westlake Hospital, and his leadership in the Adair County Republican Party. It also notes his personal interests in history preservation and vegetable gardening, specifically his work compiling a booklet about the Dr. Pepper Bottling Plant. Upon adoption, the Senate Clerk will send a copy of the resolution to Senator Max Wise for delivery to Roy's family.
This resolution directs the Kentucky Senate to adjourn its session in honor of Mac Meadows, who recently passed away. The measure formally expresses the Senate's condolences to his family and acknowledges his life as a veteran, church member, and community resident. By adopting this text, the legislative body pauses its business to pay tribute to Meadows rather than enacting new laws or policies.
This resolution confirms the reappointment of Angela Hatton to the Kentucky Public Service Commission for a term ending on July 1, 2029. The measure follows her initial appointment by the Governor and verifies that she meets the state's legal requirements for serving on the commission. By passing this bill, the Senate officially validates her continued role, and the document is then sent to both Hatton and the Governor for their records.
This Senate resolution designates May 8, 2026, as Provider Appreciation Day in Kentucky to honor child care providers. The measure directs the Senate to recognize the essential role these workers play in supporting families and community development. It also asks citizens to acknowledge the value of child care providers on that specific date. The resolution does not create new laws or funding but serves as a formal statement of appreciation.
This bill confirms the appointment of Kenton W. Bottoms II to the Fish and Wildlife Resources Commission in Kentucky. The resolution validates an executive appointment made by Governor Andy Beshear, ensuring Bottoms II serves the Sixth Commission District until December 31, 2028. By passing this measure, the Senate officially completes the required confirmation process for the individual to assume their role on the state commission.
This bill confirms the appointment of Elizabeth G. Dinkins to the Education Professional Standards Board in Kentucky, a group that sets standards for educators and schools. The resolution validates her selection by Governor Andy Beshear for a term ending on September 10, 2028, after verifying she meets the legal requirements for representing independent colleges and universities. Once passed, the Senate will send official copies of the confirmation to both Ms. Dinkins and the Governor to finalize her role on the board.
This resolution directs the Kentucky Senate to adjourn in honor and loving memory of Frances Smith Coleman, a Pikeville resident who passed away in May 2025. The bill formally expresses the Senate's sympathy to her family and community while acknowledging her roles as a tennis coach, YMCA board member, and devoted family member. It mandates that the Senate Clerk send a copy of the resolution to Senator Phillip Wheeler for presentation to Coleman's family. This action serves as a commemorative gesture rather than establishing new laws or policies.
