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Executive Calendar EXECUTIVE CALENDAR Senate of Pennsylvania HARRISBURG, PA SESSION OF 2011 Tuesday, February 8, 2011 Re- New Date Legislative Senate Name of Nominee appoint- appoint- Referred Day District ment ment ADJUTANT GENERAL, PENNSYLVANIA: 2-07-11 1 7 Major General Wesley E. Craig, Oreland X (vice, Hon. Jessica L. Wright, resigned) AGING, SECRETARY: 2-07-11 1 10 Brian M. Duke, Washington Crossing X (vice, Hon. John Michael Hall, resigned) AGRICULTURE, SECRETARY: 2-07-11 1 50 George D. Greig, Linesville X (vice, Hon. Russell C. Redding, resigned) BANKING, SECRETARY: 2-07-11 1 11 Glenn Moyer, Reading X (vice, Hon. Steven Kaplan, resigned) CHIROPRACTIC, STATE BOARD: 1-04-11 7 17 B.J. Clark, Havertown X (vice, Michael Phillips, D.C., term expired) COMMONWEALTH, SECRETARY: 1-19-11 5 19 Hon. Carol Aichele, Malvern X (vice, Hon. Basil L. Merenda, resigned) COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, SECRETARY: 1-19-11 5 25 Hon. C. Alan Walker, Clearfield X (vice, Hon. Austin J. Burke, Jr., resigned) CORRECTIONS, SECRETARY: 1-19-11 5 33 Hon. John Wetzel, Chambersburg X (vice, Hon. Jeffrey A. Beard, Ph.D., resigned) DANVILLE STATE HOSPITAL: 1-04-11 7 7 Nina Tinari, Philadelphia X (vice, Joseph Millard, resigned) EDUCATION, SECRETARY: 1-19-11 5 Hon. Ronald J. Tomalis, Clarksville, MD X (vice, Hon. Gerald Zahorchak, resigned) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, SECRETARY: 1-19-11 5 17 Hon. Michael Krancer, Bryn Mawr X (vice, Hon. John Hanger, resigned) GENERAL SERVICES, SECRETARY: 1-19-11 5 15 Hon. Sheri Phillips, Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. James P. Creedon, resigned) HEALTH, SECRETARY: 1-19-11 5 Hon. Eli Avila, Slingerlands, NY X (vice, Hon. Everette James, resigned) 1 Re- New Date Legislative Senate Name of Nominee appoint- appoint- Referred Day District ment ment INSURANCE COMMISSIONER OF PENNSYLVANIA: 1-19-11 5 31 Hon. Michael F. Consedine, Mechanicsburg X (vice, Hon. Joel S. Ario, resigned) JUDGE, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, CARBON COUNTY: 1-18-11 6 15 Gregory E. Dunlap, Esq., Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. David W. Addy, deceased) (Two-thirds vote required on above) JUDGE, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, LUZERNE COUNTY: 1-04-11 7 15 Gregory E. Dunlap, Esq., Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. Joseph M. Augello, resigned) 1-18-11 6 15 Gregory E. Dunlap, Esq., Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. Hugh F. Mundy, resigned) (Two-thirds vote required on above) JUDGE, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, PHILADELPHIA COUNTY: 1-18-11 6 15 Gregory E. Dunlap, Esq., Harrisburg X (vice, Hon. Tama M. Clark, resigned) (Two-thirds vote required on above) PITTSBURGH, UNIVERSITY: 1-18-11 6 42 Morgan K. O'Brien, Pittsburgh X POLK CENTER: 1-04-11 7 31 Amy K. Kokos, Mount Holly Springs X (vice, Jennifer Schneider, resigned) 1-04-11 7 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Gary R. Hutchison, resigned) PUBLIC WELFARE, SECRETARY: 1-19-11 5 Hon. Gary Alexander, Greenville, RI X (vice, Hon. Harriet Dichter, resigned) REAL ESTATE COMMISSION, STATE: 1-04-11 7 31 Amy K. Kokos, Mount Holly Springs X (vice, Michael Weiss, term expired) REVENUE, SECRETARY: 1-19-11 5 20 Hon. Daniel Meuser, Shavertown X (vice, Hon. C. Daniel Hassell, resigned) SHERIFF, PHILADELPHIA COUNTY: 1-04-11 7 5 Hon. Barbara Deeley, Philadelphia X (vice, Hon. John D. Green, resigned) STATE POLICE, COMMISSIONER: 1-19-11 5 22 Hon. Francis Noonan, Clarks Summit X (vice, Col. Frank E. Pawlowski, resigned) TRANSPORTATION, SECRETARY: 2-07-11 1 31 Barry Schoch, Camp Hill X (vice, Hon. Allen Biehler, resigned) TREASURER, CRAWFORD COUNTY: 1-04-11 7 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Hon. Frederic Wagner, deceased) VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS, DEALERS AND SALESPERSONS, STATE BOARD: 1-18-11 6 31 Amy K. Kokos, Mount Holly Springs X (vice, James Kelly, term expired) 2 Re- New Date Legislative Senate Name of Nominee appoint- appoint- Referred Day District ment ment WARREN STATE HOSPITAL: 1-04-11 7 7 Nina Tinari, Philadelphia X (vice, Barbara French, resigned) WERNERSVILLE STATE HOSPITAL: 1-04-11 7 34 Stephanie Moore, Millerstown X (vice, Edward D. Ottinger, Jr., resigned) MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT JUDGES MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT JUDGE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY: 1-04-11 7 31 Amy K. Kokos, Mount Holly Springs X (vice, Hon. Bernadette J. Nahas, resigned) 3.
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