Haight currently is executive director of the Alaska Board of Fisheries.
If confirmed by the Legislature, he would replace Dale Kelley as a CFEC commissioner.
Showing posts with label Kelley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kelley. Show all posts
Friday, April 15, 2022
A change at CFEC
The governor has appointed Glenn Haight to the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission.
Monday, November 5, 2018
Change at the top
Scott Kelley has retired as director of the state Division of Commercial Fisheries.
Forrest Bowers has been serving as acting director since Sept. 26.
Forrest Bowers has been serving as acting director since Sept. 26.
Wednesday, February 28, 2018
CFEC update
Carol Petraborg has withdrawn as an appointee to the Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission.
The governor has submitted a new name for legislative confirmation to the commission: Dale Kelley, of Juneau.
Deckboss presumes this is the same Dale Kelley who has worked for many years as executive director of the Alaska Trollers Association.
The governor has submitted a new name for legislative confirmation to the commission: Dale Kelley, of Juneau.
Deckboss presumes this is the same Dale Kelley who has worked for many years as executive director of the Alaska Trollers Association.
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Kelley named Alaska comfish director
Alaska Department of Fish and Game veteran Scott Kelley will be the state's new commercial fisheries director, succeeding Jeff Regnart.
Here's the memo sent last week to department employees:
Dear ADF&G staff,
I am pleased to announce Scott Kelley has accepted the position of Director of the Division of Commercial Fisheries. Many of you know Scott because he has worked for the Division of Commercial Fisheries for nearly 25 years, most recently as a fish and game coordinator for the shellfish and groundfish fisheries in Southeast. Scott holds a Bachelor’s degree in fisheries management and Master’s degree in fisheries science. He also has substantial expertise in the Alaska Board of Fisheries process, years of experience in salmon enhancement planning and project development, a solid understanding of the Pacific Salmon Treaty, and intimate knowledge of the budget process and the various fund sources that make up the division’s budget. His education and experience will be a valued addition to the leadership team.
His first day as director will officially be Wednesday, October 21. Scott will begin by representing the department at the Board of Fisheries Work Session in Anchorage.
Many thanks to Forrest Bowers for stepping forward to act as director during the last few weeks while recruitment efforts were underway.
Please join me in welcoming Scott to his new role, and offering your assistance as he transitions to the director position.
Sincerely,
Sam Cotten
Commissioner
Here's the memo sent last week to department employees:
Dear ADF&G staff,
I am pleased to announce Scott Kelley has accepted the position of Director of the Division of Commercial Fisheries. Many of you know Scott because he has worked for the Division of Commercial Fisheries for nearly 25 years, most recently as a fish and game coordinator for the shellfish and groundfish fisheries in Southeast. Scott holds a Bachelor’s degree in fisheries management and Master’s degree in fisheries science. He also has substantial expertise in the Alaska Board of Fisheries process, years of experience in salmon enhancement planning and project development, a solid understanding of the Pacific Salmon Treaty, and intimate knowledge of the budget process and the various fund sources that make up the division’s budget. His education and experience will be a valued addition to the leadership team.
His first day as director will officially be Wednesday, October 21. Scott will begin by representing the department at the Board of Fisheries Work Session in Anchorage.
Many thanks to Forrest Bowers for stepping forward to act as director during the last few weeks while recruitment efforts were underway.
Please join me in welcoming Scott to his new role, and offering your assistance as he transitions to the director position.
Sincerely,
Sam Cotten
Commissioner
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