Connecticut Senate Bill SR00007

Connecticut 2016 Regular Session

• Introduced: 2/3/16
• Refer: 2/3/16
• Report Pass: 2/19/16

Caption

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Ashley C. Stewart Of East Hartford To Be A Member Of The Thames River Valley Flood Control Commission.

Impact

If confirmed, Ashley C. Stewart will serve on the Thames River Valley Flood Control Commission until June 30, 2018, or until a successor is appointed. Her role will involve participating in decisions and strategies related to flood control measures, which can influence local policies regarding infrastructure and emergency preparedness. The appointment is crucial given the increasing focus on climate resilience and effective water management in the region.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 7, introduced by Senator Duff, seeks to confirm the nomination of Ashley C. Stewart of East Hartford to the Thames River Valley Flood Control Commission. The resolution addresses the need for dedicated members to oversee flood management and mitigation efforts in the Thames River Valley. This commission plays a vital role in maintaining safety and addressing environmental concerns associated with flooding in the area surrounding the Thames River.

Contention

The nomination process for positions on commissions such as the Thames River Valley Flood Control Commission can sometimes be contentious. Members of the legislative body may express concerns about the qualifications and experiences of nominees, particularly if previous commissions have faced criticism or inefficiency. In the case of Ashley C. Stewart's nomination, there were no recorded objections or debated points during the voting process, which passed unanimously with 35 votes in favor and none against.