By Antonio D. French
Filed Monday, October 16, 2006 at 3:42 PM
Just a few weeks on the job and Gov. Matt Blunt's new chief of staff, Ed Martin, is making some changes.
The Governor's Communications Director Spence Jackson has moved to the Department of Economic Development where he will serve as a deputy director.
State Rep. Todd Smith, of Sedalia, resigned today from the State House to replace Chuck Pryor as Director of Legislative Affairs.
Pryor is now the new Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Legislation.
Brian Hauswirth will be the new interim Communications Director. He currently works as the Communications Director for the Missouri Department of Corrections and previously worked at KTRS in St. Louis.
"I am pleased to announce these appointments and believe they will enhance our ongoing mission to bring real and positive change to Missouri state government," Blunt said in a statement released today.
"We are honoring our charge from Missourians to improve service while being responsible stewards of their hard-earned tax dollars and this will continue to be our focus."
The Governor's Communications Director Spence Jackson has moved to the Department of Economic Development where he will serve as a deputy director.
State Rep. Todd Smith, of Sedalia, resigned today from the State House to replace Chuck Pryor as Director of Legislative Affairs.
Pryor is now the new Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Legislation.
Brian Hauswirth will be the new interim Communications Director. He currently works as the Communications Director for the Missouri Department of Corrections and previously worked at KTRS in St. Louis.
"I am pleased to announce these appointments and believe they will enhance our ongoing mission to bring real and positive change to Missouri state government," Blunt said in a statement released today.
"We are honoring our charge from Missourians to improve service while being responsible stewards of their hard-earned tax dollars and this will continue to be our focus."
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