Sen. Laura Murphy

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Christopher Kattenbraker to serve as a member of the Kaskaskia Regional Port District Board. The legislation is a procedural appointment that directly affects the composition of the regional port district's governing body. By assigning the nominee to the board, the bill facilitates the appointment process through the Senate and Executive Appointments committee. No new laws or policy changes are introduced; the measure solely addresses the staffing of an existing agency.

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates David M. Bennett to serve as a member of the Amusement Ride and Attraction Safety Board. The legislation is a procedural appointment that directly affects the board's composition by adding a new member to its roster. Once approved, Bennett will join other board members to oversee safety regulations for amusement rides and attractions. The bill does not change existing laws or policies but rather fills a vacancy or adds a seat to the governing body.

Maddy summaryThis is a procedural bill nominating Douglas Eugene House for appointment to the Illinois Finance Authority (a state board overseeing public finance and economic development). It does not change laws or policies but proposes filling a specific board position. The bill was recently received by the Senate and referred to the Executive Appointments committee for consideration. (Procedural nomination; no substantive policy changes.)

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Robert J. Myerscough for appointment as a member of the Kaskaskia Regional Port District Board. If approved, Myerscough would join the board responsible for overseeing the port district's operations, infrastructure, and strategic planning. The bill is procedural and does not propose any policy changes or funding adjustments.

Maddy summaryThis bill (AM 1040164) nominates Karen Sue Stallman for appointment to the Kaskaskia Regional Port District Board. It is a procedural nomination, not a policy change, and directly affects the Port District's board composition by proposing a specific individual for the position. The bill requires legislative approval to move forward with the appointment.

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Mark Charles Chatham to serve as a Member of the Kaskaskia Regional Port District Board. It directly affects the Port District Board by proposing a new member appointment. The key mechanism is the formal nomination process for board membership, with no policy changes or financial provisions included. This is a procedural appointment bill with no broader legislative impact.

Maddy summaryBill AM 1040158 nominates Christopher Joe Kattenbraker for appointment to the Kaskaskia Regional Port District Board. If enacted, this would add him as a board member responsible for overseeing the port district's operations and strategic decisions. The bill directly affects Kattenbraker (if appointed) and the Kaskaskia Regional Port District by filling a board vacancy. It is a procedural appointment with no policy changes beyond the nomination.

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Ronald Steven Kaempfe for appointment as a Member of the Kaskaskia Regional Port District Board. If approved, Kaempfe would join the board responsible for governing the Kaskaskia Regional Port's operations, infrastructure, and strategic planning. The bill is procedural, solely proposing a specific personnel appointment without changing laws or creating new policies. It directly affects the port district by adding a new board member, but does not alter existing governance structures or funding mechanisms.

Maddy summaryThis bill nominates Donna Marie Richter to serve as a Member of the Kaskaskia Regional Port District Board. It directly affects the Port District Board by proposing a new board member appointment, with no policy changes or broader impacts. The bill is purely procedural, focusing solely on the appointment.

Maddy summaryThis bill (AM 1040160) nominates Joseph L. Luechtefeld for appointment as a member of the Kaskaskia Regional Port District Board. It directly affects the Port District Board by proposing a specific individual for a vacant position on the governing body. The bill contains no substantive policy changes or funding mechanisms - its sole purpose is to recommend this individual for the board role. As a procedural nomination, it does not impact broader public policy or create new obligations.