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Rick Metsger Sworn In as NCUA Board Member

Former Oregon state senator becomes agency's 20th board member since its inception, fills empty third seat.

By Marc Rapport | Updated on August 23, 2013
From left, Rick Metsger is sworn in as the newest member of the NCUA Board as his mother, Velma Hall, looks on and NCUA General Counsel Mike McKenna does the honors.

The NCUA Board is now fully staffed. Former Oregon State Sen. Rick Metsger took the oath of office Friday morning in a private ceremony on Capitol Hill.

Metsger fills the seat on the three-seat panel vacated by Gigi Hyland last year. He joins Michael Fryzel and Chairman Debbie Matz and was sworn in by General Counsel Michael McKenna as the 20th board member the NCUA has had since its inception, the agency said in an announcement.

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