Senator-elect
Deb Fischer has announced the selection of two Nebraskans to lead her
Washington, D.C. and Nebraska staff. Mike Hybl will serve as Chief of
Staff and Dustin Vaughan will serve as the Nebraska State Director.
Hybl has
served as the Executive Director of the Nebraska Public Service Commission
since 2007. "I was very pleased that Mike Hybl agreed to be my chief of
staff," said Senator-elect Fischer. "He has served the people of Nebraska with
integrity and passion for his job. He understands public policy and is
well-respected throughout the Capitol and state government. I have no
doubt that he will continue his hard work and good standing in Washington, D.C.
heading up my staff."
Hybl also has
been a shareholder with Consortia Consulting of Omaha, Nebraska, President of
the Nebraska Trucking Association, and Director of Government Relations for
Great Plains Communications of Blair, Nebraska. Hybl served as a legal counsel
to the Nebraska Unicameral Legislature from 1980 through 1998 for the
Agriculture and Environment Committee, the Transportation Committee, and Legal
Counsel to Speaker William Nichol and Speaker Doug
Kristensen.
For State
Director, Senator-elect Fischer has selected Dustin Vaughan. "I have witnessed
first-hand the high level of service and respect that Dusty has given to our
constituents over the past eight years in my legislative office," Senator-elect
Fischer said. "He is knowledgeable of the challenges this State faces, and with
him leading our Nebraska staff I have no doubt that Nebraskans will get the
response they deserve when contacting my state offices."
Vaughan has
served as the Legal Counsel to the Transportation and Telecommunications
Committee of the Nebraska Unicameral Legislature since 2007. Prior to that he
was the Legislative Aide to Senator-elect Fischer in the Nebraska Unicameral
Legislature.
Courtesy- Sen. Deb Fischer
