Gov. Lamont nominates new DCF commissioner
Gov. Lamont nominated Jodi Hill-Lilly to serve the honorary title.
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2ds agoOn Wednesday, Gov. Lamont announced nomination for commissioner of the Department of Children and Families (DCF).
Gov. Lamont nominated Jodi Hill-Lilly to serve the honorary title.
She has worked at the DCF since 1988 and is currently the agency's deputy commissioner of administration.
Hill-Lilly will replace commissioner Vannessa Dorantes and begin her new role in February.
