(DES MOINES) – Gov. Terry E. Branstad today announced appointments to fill Iowa’s boards and commissions.

The following appointees’ term began yesterday on May 1, 2017, and are subject to Senate confirmation.

Architectural Examining Board:

Scott Hatfield, West Des Moines

Economic Development Authority:

Phil Kooima, Rock Valley

Board of Hearing Aid Specialist:

Nicholas Woolley, Webster City

Commission on Judicial Qualifications:

O Jay Tomson, Mason City

Leah Johnson, Sioux City

Board of Mortuary Science:

David Langkamp, Oskaloosa

Real Estate Commission:

Elizabeth Hansen, Des Moines

State Soil Conservation Committee:

Steve Hofmann, Lamoni

Title Guaranty Division Board:

Jason Froehlich, Ankeny

The following appointees’ term began yesterday on May 1, 2017, and are NOT subject to Senate confirmation.

Organic Advisory Council:

Joseph Slater, Long Grove

Marcy Billings, West Des Moines

State Board of Education:

Nishimwe Robert, Des Moines (Non-voting member)

Iowa Grain Indemnity Fund Board:

Michael Kettwick, Buffalo Center

Commission of Libraries:

James Lock, Cedar Rapids

Kolleen Taylor, Webster City

Matthew Ely, Des Moines

Norma Thiese, Guttenberg

Samantha Helmick, Burlington

Midwestern Higher Education Compact (MHEC):

Olivia Madison, Ames

Timothy Fitzgibbon, West Des Moines

Watershed Improvement Review Board:

Carol Sweeting, Iowa City

Chad Coburn, Victor

Jacob Hansen, Altoona

Stephen Hopkins, Newton

City Finance Committee:

Kent Anderson, Orange City

Michelle Weidner, Waterloo

Iowa Statewide Interoperable Communications System Board:

Larry Smith, What Cheer

Rob Rotter, Williamsburg

Ellen Hagen, Jewell

Denise Pavlik, Davenport

State Banking Council:

Susan Daley, Blue Grass

Peggy Scott, Fontanelle

Capital Planning Commission:

Carol Grant, West Des Moines

Matthew Anderson, Des Moines

Susan Elgin, Des Moines

Iowa Comprehensive Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Fund Board:

Douglas Beech, Ankeny

Mid-American Port Commission:

David Wiedemeier, Burlington

Local Food and Farm Program Council:

Jason Grimm, Williamsburg

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