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Commission selects Ms. Taylor as judicial commissioner after multiple nomination rounds
Summary
After several nomination rounds and procedural motions, the commission elected Ms. Taylor to a four-year judicial-commissioner term and approved the appointment by acclamation.
The Shelby County Commission completed a multiround nomination and voting process on Oct. 27 to fill a judicial-commissioner post for a four-year term. Candidates nominated in the rounds included Ernest Brooks, Laura Fowler and a nominee referenced as Taylor; after multiple ballots the commission selected Ms. Taylor.
The commission suspended the customary nomination/readings and proceeded through successive ballots; when Ms. Taylor secured the necessary votes, members moved to appoint by acclamation. Ms. Taylor addressed the chamber and said she would serve the community: "Thank you all for your vote. I promise to do well by the city of Shelby County," she said, accepting the appointment.
The commission then moved on to read the formal resolution appointing Ms. Taylor for a four-year term. The appointment was entered into the record and will be followed by any routine onboarding procedures executed by the judiciary’s administrative office.
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