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Gov. Polis transmits appointments and reappointments to housing, energy and financial boards
Summary
Governor Jared Polis submitted nominations and reappointments Feb. 6 for terms on the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority board, the Energy Impact Assistance Advisory Committee, the State Board of Equalization and other housing and finance bodies; effective dates and term expirations were included in the message to the Senate.
A written message from Governor Jared Polis was read into the Senate record on Feb. 6 transmitting a set of nominations and reappointments to multiple state boards and advisory committees related to housing, energy impacts and financial services.
The message listed appointments and reappointments to the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority board for terms effective July 2, 2025, through July 1, 2029, naming appointees such as Beth Klein (Denver), Pat Meyer (Denver) and Sylvia Ann Wierba (Boulder) among others designated to represent the public or bring experience in mortgage banking and real‑estate transactions. The transcript also lists members designated to the Energy Impact Assistance Advisory Committee for terms expiring Aug. 24, 2029 (for example, Jillian Laycock of Hugo; Jared Biggs of Telluride; Jeffrey Schroll of Eagle), and additional appointments and reappointments to various housing authorities and financial boards, including members identified with communities across the state.
The message in the transcript concludes with the governor’s signature line as presented to the Senate. The transcript text contains several punctuation and naming irregularities (for example, duplicated words or locality spellings); names and effective dates included above are taken from the message as read into the record and should be checked against the official message on file with the Senate for publication or citation.
The appointments will proceed through the Senate’s standard advice and consent process as required; the transcript records submission to the Senate but not any subsequent committee referral or confirmation actions within this excerpt.
