APPOINT-WILLIAM GRUNLOH

104th Regular Session Introduced by Laura Murphy

Authorizes William Grunloh's appointment to a public position; moves through Executive Appointments, affecting governance and service depending on the office, term, and duties.

Withdrawn Pursuant Rule 10-2 (f)

Summary of AM 1040234 — APPOINT-WILLIAM GRUNLOH

Overview

AM 1040234 is an appointment bill titled “APPOINT-WILLIAM GRUNLOH.” The measure is classified as an appointment and is currently assigned to the Executive Appointments committee. The bill’s sponsor is Sen. Laura M. Murphy (primary).

Purpose and Intent

The bill appears to designate or authorize the appointment of William Grunloh to a public position within the executive branch or a related body. The title suggests a nomination or recommendation process rather than a substantive policy change.

No additional text is provided on the bill’s specific duties, term length, or the exact office/agency to which Grunloh would be appointed.

Key Provisions (What the bill would do)

Authorize or move forward with the appointment of William Grunloh to a designated position.

Likely framework for the appointment process (e.g., qualifications, term, reporting requirements) would be included in the bill text, but those details are not provided in the summary.

The bill would be considered by the Executive Appointments committee as part of the nomination/appointment process.

Affected Parties

Primary: William Grunloh (the nominee) and the public office or agency to which he would be appointed.

Governmental bodies: The Executive Appointments committee and the Senate (which receives and acts on appointments in this process).

General public: Stakeholders and citizens who rely on the appointed office’s oversight or services.

Procedural Timeline and Status

Introduced: October 14, 2025.

Legislative Actions:

2025-10-14: Received by the Senate (Sen. Laura M. Murphy listed as the sponsor on that date)
2025-10-14: Assigned to Executive Appointments

Current status: Assigned to Executive Appointments, indicating the bill is at the committee stage for consideration, hearings, or reporting before any floor action.

Potential Impact and Considerations

Depends on the office being filled and the terms of the appointment (duration, qualifications, reporting requirements, and any conditions).

Could affect governance, regulatory oversight, or program administration tied to the appointing body.

Future steps (if moving forward): committee consideration, potential vote by the Senate, and any required confirmation or reappointment processes per jurisdiction.

Notes

The available information does not include the specific office for the appointment, the term length, or any accompanying terms. Access to the full bill text would provide detailed provisions, qualifications, and duties.