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Rules Committee confirms mayor Jimmy Gray to Hampton Roads transit post and names two commission appointees
Summary
The Senate Rules Committee approved the permanent appointment of Mayor Jimmy Gray to a Hampton Roads transit post and filled two vacancies on a commission studying the history of Black communities, appointing Jasmine Marshall and Tyee Mallory.
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The Senate Rules Committee moved to confirm several appointments during its meeting in Richmond, installing Mayor Jimmy Gray as the permanent appointee to a Hampton Roads transit position and filling two seats on a commission examining historical impacts on Black communities.
The chair noted that Robert Crum had been serving temporarily in the Hampton Roads post. The committee "moved and seconded that mayor Jimmy Gray be appointed, to Hampton Roads Public Transit Systems," and approved the appointment by voice vote.
On a separate item, the committee considered vacancies on the commission studying the history of Black communities and appointed Jasmine Marshall, a lease analyst with CoStar Group, and Tyee Mallory, executive director of the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus. The motion to appoint the two candidates was moved and seconded and carried by voice vote.
The committee offered no roll‑call record for either vote; the approvals were recorded on the voice votes taken in committee. The meeting proceeded to other business and concluded its public actions.

