Bryan Nominates Former Magistrate Judge to Five-Year Term on Casino Control Commission

  • Staff Consortium
  • February 18, 2022
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Carolyn Hermon-Percell

Carolyn Hermon-Percell Photo Credit: GOVERNMENT HOUSE

Government House announced Thursday that Governor Albert Bryan has nominated former Magistrate Judge Carolyn Hermon-Percell for a seat on the V.I. Casino Control Commission to serve a five-year term as a representative from the St. Thomas-St. John District.

Ms. Hermon-Percell served on the bench of the VI Superior Court from 2013-2021, according to the release. Prior to serving on the Court, she was in private practice. She also served as a staff researcher at the Legislature of the Virgin Islands.

Gov't House said Ms. Hermon-Percell will fill a vacancy created in the St. Thomas-St. John District and will enable the Commission to have a quorum with the departure of former Senator Usie Richards in the St. Croix District, who said he will step down when his term ends at the end of February 2022.

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