Track and analyze state and federal inquiries and legislation for potential impacts to ADEQ and its mission to protect human health and the environment. My work ensures timely, high-quality communication across multiple sets of stakeholders.• Spearheaded development and cross-agency adoption of legislative tracking process• Executed successful acquisition of Quorum Legislative Tracking Software Service• Compose briefing documents to support ADEQ legislative and congressional testimonies, including ADEQ’s Sunset Review and the ADEQ Director’s testimony to the Committee of Reference.• Resolve inquiries from legislators, elected officials, stakeholders, regulated parties, and members of the public and internal customers regarding a variety of issues (ex: storm water permitting, gray water requirements, air quality regulations)• Initiated creation and development of public and agency dashboards

As a Community Liaison, I promote the ADEQ Mission of protecting and enhancing public health and the environment by:·Engaging with facilities, municipalities, counties, and members of the public through outreach and programmatic initiatives·Responding to external inquiries and connecting customers with ADEQ programs and staff to resolve issues as needed·Providing compliance assistance to regulated facilities and performing case management·Representing ADEQ at regional environmental meetings·Managing continuous improvement projectsEnvironmental Programs Coordinator and Pima County Community Liaison (January 2008 - October 2015):•Responsible for responding to environmental complaints including receipt, assignment to inspectors, referrals to the appropriate agency, and follow-up with inspectors and complainants•Responsible for responding to inquiries from external and internal customers•Managed Licensing Time Frame issues regarding drinking water and wastewater projects•Oversaw the processing of over 700 open burn permits a year by staff and facilitated the development of the agency Open Burn Permit database • Organized and conducted ADEQ SRO participation in outreach events•Managed front desk staff and directly supervised two administrative staffBorder Air Quality Planner (2009-2013):•Co-managed the EPA ARRA Clean Diesel Emissions project for Truck Stop Electrification in the border counties •Managed EPA Clean Diesel Emissions project for School Bus Retrofits in Yuma and Pima counties•Supported management of the Border Air Quality budget and work pla

•Developed policies and procedures for the research and mapping team•Facilitated open dialogue between agents and the Marketing Services Group •Co-chaired City of Tucson GIS Cooperative meetings•Acquired and implemented ArcGIS and ArcGIS Business Analyst software•Developed methodology for housing projections used in a housing study for SE Tucson •Researched and acquired source for higher resolution imagery for Tucson region and Phoenix•Produced site tour, trade area, and housing maps

•Performed quality control of PAG Orthophotography 2005 project (half-foot and 1-foot imagery)•Coordinated and planned the PAG Orthphotography 2005 Technical Workshop, RDC Task Force meetings, and GIS and Database User Group Meetings•Created maps and features for Air Quality Planning and other PAG divisions•Developed and updated various departmental Microsoft Access databases

• Produced the 2003-2004, 2002-2003, and 2001 Carbon Monoxide Progress Reports for Pima County, Arizona and the 2003 Ozone Status Report• Managed Dirt Road Inventory Pilot Project and used 2002 orthophotography to digitize all dirt roads in the Tucson Air Planning Area• Coordinated consultant work for the Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC’s) study to understand how ozone precursors affect ozone production in the Tucson Air Planning Area.• Provided staff support for the Environmental Planning Advisory Committee and Air Quality Subcommittee meetings.