This Senate Resolution (SR 75) confirms the Montana Senate's approval of Governor's appointment of Dwaine Iverson to the Board of Investments, a state board responsible for managing Montana's investment portfolio. The resolution, passed on April 5, 2025, completes the formal confirmation process required by law for this appointment. It directly affects the Board of Investments and the appointee, Dwaine Iverson, who will serve until January 1, 2027.
This is a procedural resolution confirming Governor's appointments to Montana's Hard-Rock Mining Impact Board. The Senate formally approved the governor's selections of Jay Baum, Clint Rech, Ray Sheldon, Brent Teske, and Mark Thompson to serve on the board. The resolution confirms these appointments as required by Montana law (section 5-5-302, MCA), allowing the appointed members to begin their terms. The resolution was adopted by the Senate on April 5, 2025, and sent to the Governor for final processing.
This Senate resolution (SR 78) formally confirms the Governor's appointment of Brendan Beatty as Director of the Montana Department of Revenue. The resolution was passed by the Montana Senate to approve the appointment as required by state law, following the Governor's submission of the nomination on January 6, 2025.
This Senate resolution (SR 10) confirms four appointments made by Montana's Governor to the Board of Alternative Health Care. It formally approves the Governor's selections of Alisun Bonville, Jacy O'Neill, Holly Simonson, and Rhianna Weaver to serve on the board, with their terms ending between 2025 and 2027. The resolution is procedural, confirming existing appointments rather than creating new policy. It does not affect any regulations or services related to alternative healthcare.
This Senate resolution (SR 11) formally confirms Governor Greg Gianforte's appointment of Tracy Houser to the Montana Board of Athletic Trainers. The resolution directly affects the Board of Athletic Trainers by adding Tracy Houser, a Columbia Falls resident, as a member serving a term ending July 1, 2027. It follows Montana law requiring the Senate to approve gubernatorial appointments to state boards, with no policy changes or new regulations being enacted. The resolution is purely procedural, confirming an existing appointment rather than creating new legislation.
This Senate resolution (SR 13) confirms two appointments made by Montana's Governor to the Board of Barbers and Cosmetologists. It specifically approves Bryan Kirkland (Stevensville) and Katie Fontana (Great Falls) to serve on the board, with terms ending in 2027. The resolution follows Montana law (section 5-5-302, MCA) requiring legislative confirmation of such appointments. This procedural step formally authorizes the appointees to serve on the regulatory board that oversees barber and cosmetology licensing and standards in Montana. The resolution was adopted by the Senate on April 7, 2025, and signed into effect.
This is a procedural resolution confirming Governor's appointment of Raina Mortenson to the Board of Regents of Higher Education for a term ending July 1, 2025. It does not create new policy but formally approves the governor's appointment as required by Montana law (Section 5-5-302, MCA). The Senate adopted this resolution on April 5, 2025, to complete the confirmation process. This action directly affects the Board of Regents' composition and the governor's authority to appoint board members.
This resolution formally confirms the Montana Governor's appointments to the Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors. It approves five specific appointees (Anders Fiske, Amy Galt, Wallace Gladstone, Shane Jackola, and Dan Stahly) whose terms range from 2025 to 2028. The Senate's action completes the state's confirmation process for these board members under Montana law, allowing them to assume their roles. The resolution does not change any regulations or create new policies - it simply finalizes existing appointments.
This is a procedural resolution (SR 64) confirming Governor's appointment to the Board of Investments. It formally approves John Milanovich's appointment as a member of the Board, effective until January 2, 2029, as required by Montana law (MCA § 5-5-302). The resolution does not create new policy but completes the required legislative confirmation process for the governor's appointment. It directly affects only the appointee (John Milanovich) and the Board's membership structure.
This is a procedural Senate resolution (SR 52) confirming Governor's appointments to Montana's Board of Plumbers. It formally approves five specific appointments made on January 16, 2025, including Karl Carlson (Helena), Mike Daines (Bozeman), Nathan Dale (Glasgow), Mykal Jorgenson (Billings), and Quinton Queer (Butte), each with defined terms ending between 2025 and 2027. The resolution does not create new policy or regulations but completes the confirmation process required by law. It directly affects the appointed individuals by formally establishing their roles on the board.
Senate Resolution 44 confirms the governor's appointment of Patti Dundas to the Board of Realty Regulation for a term ending July 1, 2025, as required by Montana law. This procedural resolution does not alter regulations or create new policies but formally approves the governor's nomination. The Senate adopted the resolution on April 5, 2025, following the governor's submission of the appointment on January 16, 2025. It directly affects the Board of Realty Regulation by adding a confirmed member to its membership.
This Senate resolution (SR 55) confirms Governor's appointment of John Iverson to the Montana Facility Finance Authority. It directly affects the Governor, the Authority, and the public by formally approving Iverson's service on the board. The resolution follows Montana law requiring Senate confirmation of such appointments, with Iverson serving until January 2, 2029. No new policies or funding changes are created - this is solely a procedural confirmation of an existing appointment.
