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Gov. Polis sends multiple appointments for CHFA and other boards to the Senate

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Summary

Governor Polis submitted nominations and reappointments to boards including the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority and several advisory committees, with effective dates and term expirations listed in the governor's message read on the Senate floor.

A gubernatorial message read on the Senate floor on Feb. 6 transmitted multiple appointments and reappointments to state boards and advisory committees from Governor Gerald Polis.

The clerk read that the governor, pursuant to constitutional and statutory authority, designated, reappointed and appointed members to the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority board of directors effective July 2, 2025, for terms expiring July 1, 2029. Names read included Beth Klein (Denver) appointed for mortgage banking experience; Pat Meyer (Denver) appointed for real estate experience; Sylvia Ann Wierba (Boulder) reappointed to represent the public; and other appointments and reappointments listed in the message. The transcript also lists reappointments and appointments to the Energy Impact Assistance Advisory Committee, the Bridal Income Housing Authority (transcript language), the financial services board, and the state board of equalization, with term expirations and effective dates recorded in the clerk's reading.

The message concluded with the line, 'Sincerely, Gerald Polis, governor.' The clerk's reading recorded effective and expiration dates for certain appointments (for example, effective 07/02/2025, terms expiring 07/01/2029; other committees list terms expiring 08/24/2029 or 09/01/2029). The transcript provides names and localities for appointees where the governor specified them.

The Senate did not take recorded action on these nominations in this session; the clerk entered the nominations on the record as transmitted from the governor's office.