Public School Capital Outlay Oversight Task Force (PSCOOTF)

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Public School Capital Outlay Oversight Task Force (PSCOOTF)

Public School Capital Outlay Oversight Task Force 2019 Membership 1 Department of Finance & Administration Secretary Olivia Padilla Jackson; Cindy Montoya, Designee 2 Secretary of Public Education Karen Trujillo; Antonio Ortiz, Designee 3 House Speaker Rep. Brian Egolf 4 Senate President pro Temp Sen. Mary Kay Papen; Mimi Stewart, Designee 5 House HAFC Chair Rep. Patricia A. Lundstrom 6 Senate Finance Chair Sen. John Arthur Smith 7 House Education Committee Chair Rep. G. Andrés Romero Vice Chair 8 Senate Education Committee Chair Sen. William P. Soules, Chair 9 Minority Party House Member LC Rep. Jack Chatfield 10 Minority Party House Member LC Rep. David M. Gallegos 11 Minority Party Senate Member LC Sen. Stuart Ingle 12 Minority Party Senate Member LC Sen. Craig Brandt 13 Indian Affairs Committee--House & Senate rotate annually Sen William E. Sharer 14 House member Impact Aid district LC Rep. Eliseo Lee Alcon 15 Senate member Impact Aid district LC Sen. Benny Shendo, Jr. 16 Public Member w/exp in school finance (Spkr) Mike Hyatt (Gallup-McKinley County Schools) 17 Public Member w/exp in school finance (Spkr) Martha "Marty" Braniff 18 Public Member w/exp in school finance (pro tem) Mike Phipps (retired Artesia School Superintendent) 19 Public Member w/exp in school finance (pro tem) Stan Rounds (Exec. Director NMCEL) 20 Public Member Impact Aid District (Gov) Carl Foster, Ph.D 21 Public Member Impact Aid District (Gov) Kirk Hartom (Teacher, Belen HS) 22 Public Member non Impact Aid District (Gov) Richard A. Perea (Santa Rosa Consolidated Schools) 23 Superintendent Impact Aid District (LC Consult Gov) Eugene Schmidt (Farmington Municipal Schools) 24 Superintendent Impact Aid District (LC Consult Gov) Greg Ewing (Las Cruces Public Schools) 25 Superintendent non Impact Aid District (LC Consult Gov) T.J. Parks (Hobbs Municipal Schools) 26 Advisory Rep. Harry Garcia 27 Advisory Sen. Daniel Ivey-Soto 28 Advisory Sen. Gay G. Kernan 29 Advisory Sen. George K. Munoz 30 Advisory Sen. Michael Padilla 31 Advisory Sen. Cliff Pirtle 32 Advisory Sen. Sander Rue 33 Advisory Sen. Mimi Stewart 34 Advisory Rep. Christine Trujillo 35 Advisory Rep. Linda M. Trujillo.

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