Maia Davis Email & Phone Number

I am a Senior Environmental Planner at the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments working on climate, energy and air quality planning. I manage the Regional Climate and Energy Action Plan and my work focuses on tracking progress towards the Plan’s goals and implementing initiatives to meet its goals. I was the staff lead on earning the region.

Managed the launch of an online enterprise carbon accounting tool, Carbon ExpressTrack. I was a partner account manager for over 50 business accounts and performed outreach to government agencies, universities, hospitals, associations, and businesses.

I was the regional sustainability, energy and water conservation planner serving local governments in the Atlanta region. I developed and managed the Green Communities Program, a comprehensive environmental certification for local governments that addresses sustainable urban development & environmental best management practices. Within the first year of.

I built and analyzed databases in Geographical Information Systems on roads, bridges, conditions, and projects for a sub-contract the company had with Georgia Department of Transportation. I also assisted with the research and development of the Cobb County Community Transit Needs Assessment.

I researched, developed and analyzed a database of all Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) projects for the past 20 years. I identified hundreds of projects that still need completion and why they were not completed. The percentage of incomplete projects, project types and other results were prepared for DOT Board review.

I performed financial planning and analysis related to lease agreements, aircraft maintenance, and pilot payroll. Some specific tasks included internal auditing of airport lease agreements, identifying aircraft time remaining before maintenance, identifying lease termination notice requirements, and cross-referencing pilot payroll codes to performance.

I assisted with airport facilities and land use planning at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (H-JAIA). I conducted several months of field work to create the first Geographical Information System database of airport facilities for H-JAIA. I used my field work experience to assist in writing the space and room methodology report that was.

I assisted in an unpiloted aerial vehicle (UAV) airspace and airport study where we analyzed the opportunities and risks of flying UAVs into commercial airports. Included in the analysis were the risks due to surrounding land use and populations. I researched airport expenditures at Wallops Island and made recommendations that would result in over $100,000.

As a Unicom operator I communicated weather, take-off, landing, and parking advice to aircraft over radio. I checked and cleared obstructions to airplanes on runways and taxiways. I provided customer service to pilots including developing flight plans and fueling aircraft.

I gained pilot-in-command time in a Cessna 206 while traveling to Maryland airports to assist managers with airport planning, management, and license renewals. I analyzed airspace and land use surrounding Maryland airports to identify tower obstructions to landing aircraft. I also assisted at conferences, air shows, and air fairs.

Masters, City And Regional Planning

Activities and Societies: Student Planning AssociationSpecializations in Environmental Planning and Geographical Information Systems

Aviation Science, Aviation Management

Activities and Societies: Association of Airport Executives member, Aircraft Owners Pilot Association member, President of Alpha Eta Rho.

Education record

Activities and Societies: Junior Class Community Service Officer, Multi-Cultural Student Union, Basketball, Cross Country, Softball