Tanna — Identified as the executive assistant who schedules the Spuds and appears in the office.
Dan — Was spoken to about the Liberty Bell carriage concept and travel plans after the Fourth of July.
Jan — Jan was discussed in connection with the carriage project, first regarding logistics and contracting, and then as part of plans to work together with the Treasurer to get the project underway and safely displayed.
Iva — Mentioned at the end of the section in an unclear phrase; likely part of the speaker's ongoing remarks.
Phil Hart — The speaker addresses Phil in reference to the constitutional officers.
Josh Wheeler — A brief acknowledgment is made, thanking the chair and the legislature for the unveiling on the House and Senate floor; the transcript includes a likely misrecognized name ('Representative Caledys'), but the substance is simply a short expression of thanks.
John Gannon — Representative Mitchell was thanked for attending the VIP event and later recognized as the House co-chair, with speakers noting that his presence made the Senate co-chair’s job easier. The discussion also briefly referenced Hannah Laurie as someone who would provide a deeper report on the event planning.
Ben Adams — Addressed as the chair receiving the witness introduction.
Hannah Laurie Hine — Introduced herself as State Historian and Vice Chair of the America 250 Task Force.
Soñia Galaviz — Thanked Director Gallamore for her work and coordination.
Brent Crane — Asked whether possible overages were included in the budget planning.
Brandon Mitchell — Co-Chair Mitchell is addressed in the discussion and then responds by expressing gratitude for how the motion was presented, adding support for outside funding and shared ownership of the celebration.
Brandon Mitchell — Chair Brandon Mitchell is addressed during a brief exchange about the program’s service impact. He comments that the initiative has reached 11,317 acts of service and is growing rapidly, then lightly corrects the speaker before the exchange closes. The discussion ends with thanks to Representative Mitchell and the attendees.
Julie Ellsworth, Treasurer of the State of Idaho — Identified herself as the Treasurer of the State of Idaho and described the office's workload and staffing structure.
Jim Guthrie — Senator Jim Guthrie is addressed and then moves to approve the proposed America 250 budget, including authorization for private donations and fund management provisions. The chair then restates that there is a motion from Senator Guthrie.
Jim Guthrie — Senator Guthrie was referenced in a discussion about scheduling flexibility, with suggestions to consider afternoon sessions or a lunch meeting as March approaches, and the response noted that this was good input.
Haley K. Domgaard — Haley K. Domgaard introduces herself as legislative services staff assigned to the committee and begins the financial update.
Soñia Galaviz — So ia Galaviz is introduced and then provides the subcommittee update, including planning for the 250th birthday celebration in the capital city.
Soñia Galaviz — Representative Galaviz was discussed in connection with a conversation with the Treasurer about making six go bags containing signs and related materials so more people could experience the Spuds display.
Chris Bruce — Representative Bruce is called on during the transition to the next agenda item and is identified as both making the motion to approve the January 19th minutes and later seconding that motion.
Jim Guthrie — Senator Guthrie moves to approve reimbursement for the state superintendent of public education, and the motion is then restated in the discussion.