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Executive Calendar EXECUTIVE CALENDAR Senate of Pennsylvania HARRISBURG, PA SESSION OF 2015 Tuesday, March 3, 2015 Re- New Date Legislative Senate Name of Nominee appoint- appoint- Referred Day District ment ment ADJUTANT GENERAL, PENNSYLVANIA: 2-04-15 7 14 James Joseph, Hazleton X (vice, Hon. Wesley Craig, resigned) AGING, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 22 Teresa Osborne, Scranton X (vice, Hon. Brian Duke, resigned) AGRICULTURE, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 33 Russell Redding, Aspers X (vice, Hon. George Greig, resigned) APPALACHIAN STATES LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE COMMISSION: 1-06-15 16 36 Bryan Troop, Elizabethtown X (vice, Hon. E. Christopher Abruzzo, resigned) ATHLETIC COMMISSION, STATE: 1-20-15 15 38 Richard Steigerwald, Wexford (Recall) X (vice, Andrew A. DePaolo, deceased) BANKING AND SECURITIES, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 10 Robin Wiessmann, Newtown X (vice, Hon. Glenn Moyer, resigned) COMMONWEALTH, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 15 Pedro Cortes, Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. Carol Aichele, resigned) COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 37 Dennis Davin, Pittsburgh X (vice, Hon. C. Alan Walker, resigned) CONSERVATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 31 Cynthia Dunn, Camp Hill X (vice, Hon. Ellen Ferretti, resigned) CORRECTIONS, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 31 John Wetzel, Mechanicsburg X DRUG AND ALCOHOL PROGRAMS, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 15 Garold Tennis, Harrisburg X EDUCATION, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 13 Pedro Rivera, II, Lancaster X (vice, Hon. Carolyn Dumaresq, resigned) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, SECRETARY: 1-06-15 16 36 Bryan Troop, Elizabethtown X (vice, Hon. E. Christopher Abruzzo, resigned) 2-04-15 7 31 John Quigley, Camp Hill X (vice, Hon. E. Christopher Abruzzo, resigned) 1 Re- New Date Legislative Senate Name of Nominee appoint- appoint- Referred Day District ment ment GENERAL SERVICES, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 Curtis Topper, Bethesda, MD X (vice, Hon. Sheri Phillips, resigned) HEALTH, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 22 Karen Murphy, Clarks Summit X (vice, Hon. Michael Wolf, resigned) HUMAN SERVICES, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 1 Theodore Dallas, Philadelphia X (vice, Hon. Beverly Mackereth, resigned) INSURANCE COMMISSIONER OF PENNSYLVANIA: 2-04-15 7 15 Teresa Miller, Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. Michael Consedine, resigned) JUDGE, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,YORK COUNTY: 1-06-15 16 15 Gregory E. Dunlap, Esq., Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. Sheryl Ann Dorney, resigned) (Two-thirds vote required on above) JUDGE, PHILADELPHIA MUNICIPAL COURT: 1-06-15 16 15 Gregory E. Dunlap, Esq., Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. Joseph C. Waters, Jr., resigned) (Two-thirds vote required on above) JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA: 2-17-15 6 43 Kenneth G. Gormley, Pittsburgh X (vice, Hon. Seamus P. McCaffery, resigned) (Two-thirds vote required on above) LABOR AND INDUSTRY, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 3 Kathy Manderino, Philadelphia X (vice, Hon. Julia Hearthway, resigned) MUNICIPAL POLICE OFFICERS© EDUCATION AND TRAINING COMMISSION: 1-06-15 16 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Barbara Butcher, resigned) OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE, STATE BOARD: 1-06-15 16 31 Jon Anzur, Carlisle X (vice, Maria DeMario, resigned) PHYSICIAN GENERAL: 2-04-15 7 48 Rachel Levine, Middletown X (vice, Hon. Carrie DeLone, resigned) PODIATRY, STATE BOARD: 1-06-15 16 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Barbara Wiggin, term expired) PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS, LAND SURVEYORS AND GEOLOGISTS, STATE REGISTRATION BOARD: 1-06-15 16 31 Jon Anzur, Carlisle X (vice, Joseph Mackey, resigned) 1-06-15 16 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Ernest E. Long, Jr., resigned) REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS, STATE BOARD OF CERTIFIED: 1-06-15 16 31 Jon Anzur, Carlisle X (vice, Paul Kaufman, term expired) REVENUE, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 31 Eileen McNulty, New Cumberland X (vice, Hon. Daniel P. Meuser, resigned) 2 Re- New Date Legislative Senate Name of Nominee appoint- appoint- Referred Day District ment ment STATE POLICE, COMMISSIONER: 2-04-15 7 15 Marcus Brown, Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. Frank Noonan, resigned) TRANSPORTATION, SECRETARY: 2-04-15 7 7 Leslie Richards, Lafayette Hill X (vice, Hon. Barry Schoch, resigned) TURNPIKE COMMISSION, PENNSYLVANIA: 1-20-15 15 43 William K. Lieberman, Pittsburgh (Recall) X (Two-thirds vote required on above) VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS, DEALERS AND SALESPERSONS, STATE BOARD: 1-06-15 16 31 Jon Anzur, Carlisle X (vice, John Hickey, resigned) WHITE HAVEN CENTER: 1-06-15 16 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Donald Karpowich, resigned) 1-06-15 16 36 Bryan Troop, Elizabethtown X (vice, Louise Powell McLafferty, resigned) MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT JUDGES MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT JUDGE,YORK COUNTY: 1-06-15 16 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Hon. Richard E. Martin, II, resigned) 3.
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