As the Chief of the Multi Projects Branch, Mr. Kilpatrick is responsible for the supervision and direction of twenty employees involved in a highly diverse set of operational activities. Specifically, Mr. Kilpatrick is responsible for operational project management in an area covering 16,000 square miles in the State of Florida, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Activities include the inspection of completed projects operated by federal sponsors and the U.S. Army; operational budgetary management and oversight of the Central and Southern Florida project(CSF), Okeechobee waterway(OWW) and the South Florida Ecosystem Restoration(SFER); project management for repair and rehabilitation of structures within the CSF, OWW and SFER; oversight and management of PRIP assets including the provision of contract documents for the repair/replacement of structures, major equipment and vessels, responsibility for navigation, flood reduction management water management activities of Lake Okeechobee, the Caloosahatchee River, St. Lucie river, and Water Conservation areas 1, 2 and 3.Mr. Kilpatrick assumed leadership of the branch after serving, most recently, as the Chief of Facility Management for Glacier National Park in West Glacier, Montana for the National Park Service. Other assignments for the National Park Service included, Acting Deputy Superintendent Glacier N.P., Acting Chief of Maintenance for Yosemite N.P., Deputy Chief of Facility Management in Rocky Mountain N.P., and Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Mr. Kilpatrick also served with Naval Facilities Engineering Command as the Chief of Facility Management Engineering Key West Naval Air Station, Project Engineer on the construction of the Kings Bay Nuclear Submarine Base in Kings Bay Georgia and Project Engineer on the construction of the Northern Pacific Carrier Task Force base in Everett Washington.