Gov. Ivey announces 31 appointments to political seats and boards

On June 7, Gov. Kay Ivey announced 31 new appointments to various political seats and boards, marking a significant step in fulfilling her responsibility to appoint qualified, representative, and appropriate individuals to crucial positions.

Below is the list of appointments:

Political Seat/Board Name | Appointment Type

Alabama Apprenticeship Council:

Mr. Thomas Mathis Jr. | New 
Ms. Bridgette Braddock | New 
Mr. Daniel Flippo | Reappointment 
Mr. Jerry Grissom | Reappointment 
Ms. Kellie Hope | Reappointment 
Representative Napoleon Bracy | Reappointment 
Ms. Amber Turner | Reappointment 

Human Resources State Board:

Dr. Joe Morton | New 
Ms. Kathy Sawyer | Reappointment

Licensure Board for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors:

Mr. John Averrett | Reappointment

Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision:

Ms. Wanda Miller | New 

Behavior Analyst Licensing Board:

Dr. Doris Hill | Reappointment 
Ms. Lauren Elliott | New 

Disaster Recovery Program Committee:

Ms. Lisa Castaldo | New 

Armory Commission:

Major General Sylvester Cannon | New

Computer Science Advisory Council:

Dr. Daniela Marghitu | New

Elk River Development Board:

Mr. Mark Johnson | Reappointment
Mr. John W. Morris | Reappointment
Mr. Curtis Hollingsworth | Reappointment
Mayor Tracy Compton | Reappointment

Alabama Blockchain Study Commission:

Secretary Daniel Urquhart | New

Washington County Board of Registrars:

Ms. Chelsey Williams | New 

Crenshaw County Board of Registrars:

Ms. Amanda McElwain | New 

Veterans Mental Health Steering Committee:

Ms. Doryan Carlton | New

Selective Service Local Boards:

Ms. Doryan Carlton | New
Mr. Randy Taylor | New
Mr. Alex Reynolds | New
Mr. Ronald R. Bowman Jr. | New
Mr. Eric Lee | New

Developmental Disabilities Council:

Mr. George Neal | New 
Ms. Darnell Coley | New

Advisory Group on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention:

Ms. Laura Williams | New 

These appointments emphasized the vital role these individuals play in shaping policies and decisions that impact Alabama’s residents.