Vermont Gov. Phil Scott has appointed North Hero resident Andy Julow to fill the vacant Grand Isle district Senate seat.Scott chose Julow to replace Sen. Richard “Dick” Mazza, who resigned in April due to health concerns after 39 years of service.”Andy is a lifelong Vermonter with experience serving his community and promoting economic development in the islands,” Scott said in a prepared statement. “The constituents of the Grand Isle district deserve a voice in Montpelier, and I am appreciative of Andy’s willingness to serve.”Julow is a lifelong resident of Grand Isle County and is currently serving as the executive director of the Lake Champlain Islands Economic Development Corporation. He previously ran his own business for a decade and has experience chairing his local school board, according to the announcement.Julow’s appointment is effective on Tuesday, May 21. He was selected from a list of candidates forwarded by the Democratic parties in the town of Colchester and Grand Isle County.
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott has appointed North Hero resident Andy Julow to fill the vacant Grand Isle district Senate seat.
Scott chose Julow to replace Sen. Richard “Dick” Mazza, who resigned in April due to health concerns after 39 years of service.
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“Andy is a lifelong Vermonter with experience serving his community and promoting economic development in the islands,” Scott said in a prepared statement. “The constituents of the Grand Isle district deserve a voice in Montpelier, and I am appreciative of Andy’s willingness to serve.”
Julow is a lifelong resident of Grand Isle County and is currently serving as the executive director of the Lake Champlain Islands Economic Development Corporation. He previously ran his own business for a decade and has experience chairing his local school board, according to the announcement.
Julow’s appointment is effective on Tuesday, May 21. He was selected from a list of candidates forwarded by the Democratic parties in the town of Colchester and Grand Isle County.
