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Utah Senate consents to governor's slate of appointments in brief extraordinary session
Summary
The Utah Senate convened an extraordinary session in October 2015, adopted its rules, and by roll call consented to a broad set of gubernatorial appointments (25-0 with 4 absent); Senator Dayton praised the governor's cooperation in appointing a full new DEQ board.
The Utah State Senate met in its seventh extraordinary session in October 2015 to consider and consent to a package of appointments transmitted by Governor Gary R. Herbert and approved the full slate by roll call.
The Secretary of the Senate read a proclamation from Governor Gary R. Herbert calling the Senate into extraordinary session at the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City "for the Senate to consent to appointments made by the governor to positions within the state government of the state of Utah since the close of the 2015 general session" and transmitting a list of nominees to a variety of boards and commissions,…
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