Committee appoints Rebecca Patrick and Jamie Fleming to Environmental Health Appeals Board seats
Summary
After procedural confusion and a failed motion, the Appointment Alignment Committee used roll-call votes to appoint Rebecca Patrick to the seat ending Dec. 31, 2026, and Jamie Fleming to the seat ending Dec. 31, 2027, for the Environmental Health Appeals Board.
The Appointment Alignment Committee completed appointments to two Environmental Health Appeals Board seats after an initial procedural misstep. The committee ultimately appointed Rebecca Patrick to the general-public vacancy ending Dec. 31, 2026, and Jamie Fleming to the vacancy ending Dec. 31, 2027.
Committee members initially struggled with an amendment and clarified the process before taking roll-call votes. For the first seat, committee members who cast roll-call votes included: Mister Kires (Rebecca Patrick), Mister Zylstra (Rebecca Patrick), Miss Meinema (Scott Mueller Lyle), and Mister Brugger (Rebecca Patrick). After the roll call, the chair announced Rebecca Patrick had been selected for the 2026 seat.
For the second seat, a separate roll-call vote produced a majority for Jamie Fleming; the chair announced Jamie Fleming as the appointee for the seat ending Dec. 31, 2027. Earlier in the discussion, committee members had expressed support for several applicants; Jamie Fleming was highlighted for her water-treatment plant superintendent experience and technical background, and Rebecca Patrick was noted for Department of Natural Resources experience and work with environmental quality.
The committee’s actions replaced a prior motion that failed when the members realized they had voted on an amendment rather than the main motion; the final appointments were recorded by roll call.
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