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HJR 189

General Assembly, Confirmation of Appointment - Jake Almond, Forestry Commission -

114th Regular Session (2025-2026) Introduced by William Lamberth

Confirms Jake Almond's appointment to the state Forestry Commission, which oversees forestry and timber activities.

Signed by Governor.
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Bill Summary · HJR 189

Summary of HJR 189: General Assembly Confirmation of Appointment - Jake Almond, Forestry Commission

Purpose and Intent

This joint resolution confirms the appointment of Jake Almond to the state Forestry Commission. The Forestry Commission is responsible for overseeing and managing the state's forest resources, including regulating logging and timber harvesting activities.

Key Provisions

  • Confirms the appointment of Jake Almond to the Forestry Commission for a 4-year term
  • Requires the General Assembly to provide advice and consent for the Governor's appointment of Forestry Commission members
  • Specifies that the resolution takes effect immediately upon passage and the Governor's signature

Affected Parties

  • The Governor, who made the original appointment of Jake Almond
  • The state Forestry Commission, which will gain a new member in Jake Almond
  • The forestry and timber industries in the state, which are regulated by the Forestry Commission
  • The general public, who rely on the state's forests for recreation, wildlife habitat, and other benefits

Timeline and Procedure

  • The resolution was introduced in the General Assembly on March 12, 2025
  • It was passed by both the House and Senate and signed into law by the Governor
  • The appointment of Jake Almond to the Forestry Commission is now confirmed and takes effect immediately

Overall, this joint resolution is a routine confirmation of a gubernatorial appointment to an important regulatory body overseeing the state's forestry and timber resources. Its passage ensures that the Forestry Commission has its full complement of members to carry out its mission.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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