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Governor Polis submits nominees to Commission on Aging, gaming and mining boards

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Summary

Governor Jared Polis transmitted appointments to the Senate on March 18, including nominees to the Commission on Aging and the Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission and a coal mine board seat; the message lists term end dates and the committees for referral.

Governor Jared Polis submitted a formal message to the Colorado Senate on March 18 listing several appointments to state boards and commissions.

The message, read into the record by a member identified as Lawmaker (member), named Kate McLagan of Denver to the Commission on Aging for a term ending Sept. 1, 2027; Aaron Alt of Wellington to serve as a director of an area agency on aging (occasioned by a resignation); Gregory Demo of Black Hawk to the Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission (term expiring July 1, 2029); and Mike Zimmerman of Fruit (Fruit?) to the Coal Mine Board of Examiners for a term expiring July 1, 2027. The communication was signed "Sincerely, Jared Polis, governor" in the text presented to the chamber.

Context and next steps: The governor's message was presented with committee referrals indicated in the reading (Health and Human Services; Finance; Agriculture and Natural Resources). The appointments will be considered by the Senate committees listed; the transcript does not record committee action on the nominations during this session.

What was not specified: The transcript supplies names and term expirations as read from the governor's communication but does not record committee hearings, confirmation votes, or the full biographical details for each nominee. Those items will be set by committee calendars or future Senate action.