As part of the FEMA Risk MAP Program, the Program Management Support Contractor (Accenture) deploys individual Regional Program Management Leads in each region. The purpose of the RPML role is to enhance the delivery and operation of the Risk MAP program in FEMA regional offices.

Responsible for the management of the Denver Office MT-1 processing department which is accountable for issuance of MT-1 Letter of Map Change Determinations for FEMA Regions VIII, IX, and X.Established new procedures such as the use of ArcGIS and hydraulic modeling within the department which has decreased the turnaround of deliverables to surpass Michael Baker and FEMA's stretch goals while improving the overall quality of the product and the advancement of FEMA's ultimate goal of going completely digital. This position requires effective communication between states, communities, professional organizations, FEMA and homeowners to facilitate case resolution and education regarding FEMA and the NFIP rules and regulations.Responsible for ensuring compliance with the Endangered Species Act for Denver Office.Lead reviewer of MT-1 hydrologic and hydraulic modeling submittals by communities, engineering firms and surveyors.

Responsible for determining if properties are in flood zones, pursuant to FEMA regulations, using plat maps, elevation certificates, legal documents and other information in under 60 days to amend the Flood Insurance Rate Maps.Assist LOMA Manager with case review, violation cases and other managerial duties.Facilitate communication with coworkers, requestors, surveyors, and contractors to ensure case resolution and education for requestors on FEMA guidelines.Responsible for establishing and maintaining the office library of Flood Insurance Rate Maps and Flood Insurance Study. Was responsible for establishing and coordinating ESA compliance between FEMA and the Letters of Map Change (LOMC) applicants in Washington State. Services included supporting FEMA through its Section 7 Consultation with National Marine Fisheries Services, reviewing and summarizing biological assessments from LOMC applicants and coordinating informal Section 7 Consultation between LOMC applicants and coordinating informal consultation between NMFS and LOMC applicants (as non-Federal representatives of FEMA).

In 2006, was incremental in field GIS mapping of Staunton State Park boundaries, trails and special features of the park.Enforced park regulations and Colorado statutes using education, preventative measures, and citations when necessary.Actively participated in the acts of environmental protection which included fire prevention and fuel reduction, extermination of noxious weeds and park facilities maintenance.

Enforced park regulations and Colorado statutes using education, preventative measures, and citations when necessary.Worked effectively with the park ranger team to ensure visitor safety while educating visitors about environmental concerns.Treated visitors medical emergencies while coordinating with outside agencies such as fire, rescue, and sheriff departments.

Coordinated property preservation between financial institutions and independent contractors. Maintained excellent relationships with contractors to ensure honesty and integrity.Assisted in negotiating payment rates for independent contractors.Position requires attention to detail, organization and the ability to communicate effectively and promptly between all parties involved.Responsible for coordinating property evictions with sheriff departments, local bank representative, locksmith, animal control and contractor to insure that all local and state regulations were followed

Responsible for determining and processing of flood zone requests submitted by clients.Thorough knowledge in the use of tax maps, plat maps and aerial photos to determine the location of structures in reference to FEMA flood maps and structure location within the lot.Understanding of the varrious methods needed to obtain information required in completion of flood determinations and ability to perform whatever necessary to complete the determination, such as calling county, village and township offices and Internet searches.

Supervised the operations of the dining hall and coordination of its workers.Maintained proper food handling procedures to comply with Department of Health standards.Responsible for the stocking, cleaning, and closing of the dinning hall.

Responsible for opening, closing, and daily operation of the store, including reconciling all cash and credit transactions.Organized files, stock, and merchandise to provide a better shopping experience for all store visitors. Managed daily interactions with the student body, college departments, and the surrounding community.