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State Personnel Board nominee Stacy Worthington cleared for full Senate with favorable recommendation

Committee on State Veterans and Military Affairs
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Summary

The Senate Committee on State Veterans and Military Affairs moved Stacy Worthington’s appointment to the State Personnel Board to the full Senate with a favorable recommendation and placed it on the consent calendar after the nominee described her 30 years of state service and board experience.

Stacy Worthington, nominated to continue serving on the State Personnel Board, told the committee she has 30 years of state government experience, including 28 years at the attorney general’s office representing state agencies before the personnel board and two previous years as the board’s director.

Worthington said she also served on the City of Westminster personnel board for 10 years and on the Board of Veterinary Medicine. Director Rick Dingdinger introduced Worthington and highlighted her perfect attendance record since appointment and the respect she has earned from fellow board members.

Committee members asked no follow-up questions. Vice Chair moved Worthington’s appointment to the full Senate with a favorable recommendation and asked that it be placed on the consent calendar. The chair indicated no objection.

The committee took no recorded roll-call vote on the motion to send the nomination to the full Senate (the motion was made and consent calendar placement was agreed). The next procedural step is consideration by the full Senate.