Emery Hartz Email & Phone Number

Professional Affiliations (past and present):Member of Tennessee Association of Environmental Professionals (TNAEP), Women in Transportation (WTS), and TN Geographic Information Council (GIC). Member of Walk Bike Nashville, Friend of Transit Now Nashville, and member of Nashville Civic Design Center.Professional Training and Certifications: Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC): Hydraulics Qualified Professional (TN HQP #1140-TN-15); National Highway Institute Training Courses: TDOT Local Governments Manual Training, ROW, and Title VI Training; Introduction to NEPA and Transportation Decision Making and Public Involvement in the Transportation Decision-making Process; Wetland Training Institute: Basic Wetlands Delineation Course; Watershed Hydrology Consultants: Identification of Intermittent and Perennial Streams; FDOT: Project Development & Environment (PD&E) Training; and ESRI: Learning ArcGIS Desktop. Key Qualifications:Emery Hartz is a Senior Planner with AECOM. Her experience includes project management, wetland delineations, identification of non-wetland waters of the United States, threatened and endangered species surveys, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documentation, Geographical Information Systems (GIS) analysis and graphics, existing conditions reporting, technical writing, Environmental Justice (EJ) analysis, and stakeholder and community engagement. Emery has experience with transit, transportation, and master plans. Emery has served various clients, such as: Department of Energy (DOE), Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), National Park Service (NPS), Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), Nashville Department of Transportation (NDOT), Nashville-Davidson County (Metro and Mayor’s Office), Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT: Environmental, Long Range Transportation Planning, and Multimodal Divisions), WeGo Public Transit, Greater Nashville Regional Council (GNRC), several Tennessee municipalities (City of Chattanooga, Cleveland, etc.), Tennessee Human Resource Agencies (HRAs), and local Metropolitan and Rural Planning Organizations (MPOs and RPOs).

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  The University Of Tennessee At Chattanooga

  Environmental Science/Geography