Amanda Ringer Email and Phone Number

The Grant County Health District (GCHD) Environmental Health division focuses on ensuring that risks to public health are reduced through education, notification, and enforcement activities. While working in this position, I have been designated as the Solid Waste Program Lead and have trained new employees in many Environmental Health programs. Additionally, I developed, organized, and currently lead Grant County’s new Pollution Prevention Assistance Program in conjunction with the Washington Department of Ecology. Amanda’s EH Assignments by Program: On-site Sewage Disposal, Drinking Water, Food Safety, Solid Waste Facilities/Complaints, Pollution Prevention Assistance, & Land Use.

The USMIN Mineral Deposit Database is the authoritative source of mines, mineral deposits, and mineral districts of the United States. I currently have one and a half years experience of digitization and data collection using ESRI products like ArcGIS 10, Pro, and Catalog. Significant Accomplishments: Publication of Gallium database located online in Science Base and contributions to digitization of Eastern U.S. mines/mine features.