This bill confirms the appointment of Misdee Wrigley Miller to the Kentucky Film Leadership Council for a term ending on June 30, 2027. It makes her official appointment valid after she was initially selected by the governor to represent film production companies on the council. The resolution requires the Senate clerk to send copies of the document to both Miller and the governor. This action is purely administrative and does not change any laws or policies.
This bill confirms the appointment of Thomas James Radivonyk, Jr., to the Standards and Assessments Process Review Committee in Kentucky. The resolution validates an earlier executive appointment made by Governor Andy Beshear, ensuring the individual meets legal requirements to represent superintendents on the committee. By passing this measure, the Senate formally completes the confirmation process for Radivonyk's term, which is set to end on July 20, 2029.
This Senate resolution confirms the appointment of Hilary Sykes to the Crime Victims Compensation Board in Kentucky, a body that provides financial assistance to victims of crime. The measure validates Sykes's selection by Governor Andy Beshear to replace Amy Leenerts for a term ending on July 1, 2027, after determining she meets the necessary legal requirements. Upon Senate approval, the resolution officially allows Sykes to assume her role on the board, which helps administer compensation funds for eligible individuals. This action is an administrative step that formalizes a governor's executive appointment rather than altering the board's funding or eligibility rules.
This bill confirms the appointment of Kerry McCandless to the Kentucky Lottery Corporation Board of Directors. The resolution validates a selection made by Governor Andy Beshear in March 2026, granting McCandless a term that ends on November 28, 2027. By passing this measure, the Senate fulfills the required confirmation step for the appointee to officially serve on the board. The legislation directly affects the state lottery organization by adding a new member to its governing body.
This Senate resolution confirms the appointment of Leon Clark Williams to the University of Kentucky Board of Trustees. The bill validates his selection by Governor Andy Beshear for a term ending on June 30, 2031, after determining he meets the state's legal requirements for the position. Upon passage, the Senate Clerk will officially notify both Mr. Williams and the Governor of the confirmation. This action directly affects the composition of the university's governing board and the individual appointed to serve on it.
Assert the constitutional authority of the General Assembly with respect to the impeachment power; suspend action on the Articles of Impeachment against Julie Muth Goodman, Circuit Judge for the 22nd Judicial Circuit; express the will of the Senate that the Judicial Conduct Commission conduct public proceedings concerning serious allegations of misconduct in office by Judge Goodman and take appropriate action to sanction and reprimand her, upon a finding of good cause; direct the Director of the Legislative Research Commission to gather materials related to the impeachment from the Senate and House Clerks and forward those materials to the Judicial Conduct Commission.
Confirm the reappointment of William Jones to the Board of Directors of the Kentucky Employers' Mutual Insurance Authority for a term expiring December 31, 2029.
This resolution directs the Kentucky Senate to adjourn its session in honor and memory of Brenda Holmes, a retired elementary school teacher and community volunteer. The bill formally expresses the Senate's sympathy to Holmes' family and friends while acknowledging her life of service, which included 29 years of teaching and continued volunteer work after retirement. By adopting this measure, the legislative body creates an official record of its condolences and ensures a copy of the resolution is sent to Holmes' family through Senator Reginald Thomas.
This Senate resolution confirms the appointment of Jonathan Rabinowitz as a member and chair of the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation. The bill validates his selection by Governor Andy Beshear, which was made under state law and executive order to represent the Thoroughbred industry. Once confirmed, Rabinowitz will serve on the board until July 1, 2029, overseeing decisions related to horse racing and gaming in Kentucky.
This bill confirms the appointment of Heather Graham to the Kentucky Agricultural Development Board, a body that advises on agricultural policy. By passing this resolution, the Senate validates her selection by the governor to serve a term ending in July 2029. The legislation ensures that Graham, who represents active farmers, officially holds her position as required by state law. Once adopted, the Senate clerk will send official notification of her confirmed status to both Graham and the appointing official.
This resolution confirms the appointment of Andrew Wood to the Kentucky Public Service Commission, a body that regulates public utilities and energy services in the state. The Senate voted to approve Wood's selection by Governor Andy Beshear, allowing him to serve the remainder of a term that ends on July 1, 2028. By passing this measure, the legislature completes the required confirmation process for the appointee to officially begin his duties. The action directly affects Wood, who will now hold a seat on the commission, and the governor, whose initial appointment was contingent on this legislative approval.
Confirm the appointment of Michael McGhee to the Board of Directors of the Kentucky Employers' Mutual Insurance Authority for a term expiring March 12, 2030.
