The Municipal Accountability Review Board (MARB), which is located in the Office of Policy and Management (OPM) for administrative purposes only, shall be comprised of the 11 members, appointed as follows:
State Treasurer, or designee, Co-chairperson
Five members appointed by the Governor:
- a municipal finance director
- a municipal bond or bankruptcy attorney
- a town manager
- a member having significant experience representing organized labor from a list of three recommendations by AFSCME
- a member having significant experience as a teacher or representing a teacher’s organization selected from a list of three joint recommendations by CEA and AFT-CT
One member appointed by the President Pro Tempore of the Senate, one member appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, one member appointed by the Minority Leader of the Senate and one member appointed by the Minority Leader of the house of Representatives, each of whom shall have experience in business, finance or municipal management.
Ex-Officio and Appointed Members as of |
Appointed By |
Position |
Jeffrey R. Beckham, Chair |
Ex-Officio |
Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management |
The Honorable Erick Russell, Co-Chairperson |
Ex-Officio |
State Treasurer |
Thomas Hamilton |
Governor |
Retired - Chief Financial Officer, Norwalk Public Schools |
Vacant |
Governor |
Town Manager Seat |
Sal Luciano |
Governor |
Executive Director of Council 4 of the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO |
Vacant | Governor |
Experienced as a Teacher or representing a Teacher's Organization |
Robert White |
Governor |
Bankruptcy Attorney; Murtha Cullina, LLP; Distinguished Practitioner in Residence, Quinnipiac University School of Law |
Susan Weisselberg | Senate President Pro Tempore |
Former Deputy Secretary, OPM; Former New Haven Public Schools and City Administrator |
Lisa Hammersley | Speaker of the House |
Executive Director of School + State Finance Project |
David Biller |
Senate Minority Leader |
Attorney; Insurance Adjuster |
Stephen Falcigno | House Minority Leader | Former President and CEO of Statewide Meats; Member of Police Commission, Town of Woodbridge |