BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — Governor-elect Jeff Landry announced his 14 transition councils and their chairs on Tuesday, Oct. 31.

“We have identified 14 areas in Louisiana that need the most attention and assembled a great group of men and women to take a serious look at solution-driven ideas for the challenges we are facing,” Landry said. “This group of chairs are not only great leaders, but they have real-life experience in each field. They will be meeting on a regular basis to ensure in January, we can hit the ground running and deliver real change to Louisianians. I look forward to receiving their recommendations.”

The councils and their chairs are listed below:

• Agriculture, Fisheries and Land Management Chair Joel Broussard
• Coast and Environment Chair Tony Alford and Chair Tim Hardy
• Constitutional Reform Chair Lane Grigsby
• Crime and Public Safety Chair Tony Clayton and Chair Laura Rodrigue
• Economic Development and Fiscal Policy Chair Ben Bordelon and Chair Mandi Mitchell
• Energy, Chemical, and Maritime Industry Chair Gray Stream
• Healthcare and Hospitals Chair Keith Myers and Chair Allison Pharr
• Infrastructure Chair David Madden
• Insurance Crisis Chair Tim Temple and Chair Ross Laris
• K-12 Education Chair Eddie Rispone and Chair Rebecca Boniol
• Local and Municipal Affairs Chair Guy Cormier and Chair Jason Willis
• Military Issues Chair Doug Judice
• New Orleans Chair Boysie Bollinger
• Workforce Development and High Education Chair Lee Mallett

Gov. Edwards offered his congratulations after it became official that Landry would be Louisiana’s next governor.

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