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Physician, sociologist elected chancellor of UCLA

California – The University of California Board of Regents has elected physician and sociologist Dr. Julio Frenk to be chancellor of UCLA. Originally from Mexico City, Frenk will be the university’s first Latino chancellor. He been president of the University of Miami since 2015. He will

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Placer County, California, appoints court commissioner

California – The Placer County Superior Court has appointed Leon A. Dixson as its newest newest court commissioner, effective July 29. Dixson will be leaving his role as regional counsel for Civil Rights for Legal Services of Northern California, where he had served for 14 years.

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Kentucky names commissioner of education

Kentucky – Robbie Fletcher, Ed.D., started his new role as the state’s commissioner of education and head of the Department of Education on July 1. Fletcher has been the superintendent of Lawrence County since 2014.

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Ohio provides $69 million to preserve historic buildings across state

Projects will renovate buildings into residential housing, commercial and office space and manufacturing facilities

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Texas A&M Chancellor John Sharp to retire in June 2025

Sharp helped pioneer more than 306 projects worth $11.4 billion to improve facilities at all 11 Texas A&M System universities and eight state agencies

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Colorado P3 official helping improve access to housing, broadband and more

Profiles in Power highlights public officials nationwide who are improving their communities through their dedication, enthusiasm, creativity and experience. This week’s profile is Thomas Kurek, director of public-private partnerships (P3) in the Colorado Department of Personnel and Administration. Public career highlights: Prior

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Consumer advocate appointed to Texas Public Utility Commission

Courtney Hjaltman has been appointed to the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT). She was officially sworn in June 26, with a term that will expire Sept. 1, 2025. The PUCT is responsible for regulating Texas’ electric, water, wastewater and telecommunications industries.

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Physician, sociologist elected chancellor of UCLA

Placer County, California, appoints court commissioner

Kentucky names commissioner of education

Ohio provides $69 million to preserve historic buildings across state

Texas A&M Chancellor John Sharp to retire in June 2025

Colorado P3 official helping improve access to housing, broadband and more

Consumer advocate appointed to Texas Public Utility Commission

New rule to protect first responders during accidents involving hazardous materials

NOAA grants available to protect, restore coastal habitats

Ohio provides $123 million to enhance critical water infrastructure

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