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                 Organizational Structure of the
              Federal Facilities Enforcement Office
               Federal Facilities Enforcement Office
                       Phone: (202) 564-2510
                        Fax: (202) 501-0069
                       Director: Craig Hooks
                  Associate Director: Elliott Gilberg
               Senior Enforcement Counsel: Joyce Olin
                  Theresa Branch: (202) 564-2466
                 Priscilla Harrington: (202) 564-2461
                  Madeline Queen: (202) 564-2472
 Planning, Prevention and
     Compliance Staff
 Director: Gregory Snyder
    Ph: (202) 564-4271
    Fax: (202) 501-0069
                       Site Remediation and
                        Enforcement Staff
                       Director: John Fogarty
                        Ph: (202) 564-8865
                        Fax: (202) 564-2472
Will Garvcv
                  202-564-2458
                                Metallic Baigcr-Garvey
                                                    202-564-2579
Sarah I Ian
                  202-564-2457
               Sally Datzdl
                    202-564-2583
Joyce A. Johnson
                  202-564-2592
               Dan Drazan
                    202-564-2328
Kelly A.C. Jones
202-564-2459
Lance Rlson
202-564-2577
Dorothy King
202-564-2473
William (Bill) Frank
202-564-2584
Isabella Lacayo
202-564-2578
Sonja Johnson
202-564-2573
Diane Lynne
202-564-2587
David Lcvenstcin
                                                    202-564-2591
Marie Mullcr
202-564-0217
Augusta Wills
202-564-2468
        Federal Facilities Program Managers  (FFPMs)
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       Federal Facilities Enforcement Office (FFEO)

       As part of EPA's Office of Enforcement and
Compliance Assurance (OECA), FFEO is responsible for
ensuring that federal facilities take all necessary actions to
prevent, control and abate environmental pollution. Major
FFEO functions include:

       4      Policy and guidance development,

       4      Regional program support,

       f      Interagency agreement negotiation support,

       f      Enforcement support,

       4      Compliance monitoring and targeting support,
             and

       4      Technical assistance and capacity building.

       FFEO is divided into two groups: the Site Remediation
and Enforcement Staff and the Planning, Prevention and
Compliance Staff. Together, these groups develop national
policy and guidance to address the broad range of enforcement
and compliance issues confronting federal facilities.

     Site Remediation and Enforcement Staff (SRES)

       SRES's efforts  primarily involve working with the EPA
Regional offices, other EPA headquarters offices, and federal
agencies to facilitate enforcement under all environmental
statutes and cleanup at federal facilities. For cleanup issues,
SRES works closely with the EPA Federal Facilities
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Restoration and Reuse Office (FFRRO) on many of these
issues.
       Specific SRES responsibilities affect every aspect of
federal facility enforcement, from planning to implementation.
For example, SRES reviews proposed federal  legislation and
develops EPA positions on appropriate federal responsibilities
under such legislation. SRES also is involved in developing
federal facility enforcement strategies and in preparing guidance
to assist Regions in their implementation. Finally, SRES is
directly involved in enforcement negotiations, including
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and
Liability Act (CERCLA) interagency agreements,
administrative penalty and/or compliance orders, and in
litigation and enforcement support at federal facilities.

    Planning, Prevention, and Compliance Staff (PPCS)

       PPCS is responsible for initiatives to prevent
noncompliance at federal facilities and overseeing compliance
assistance and targeting activities.

       PPCS tracks and evaluates compliance at Federal
facilities to identify high priority compliance issues and develop
proactive multi-media measures to prevent pollution and reduce
future noncompliance at federal facilities. PPCS works on
enforcement and inspection targeting at federal facilities and
coordinates FFEO's involvement in interagency pollution
prevention and compliance assistance task forces and working
groups. PPCS tracks compliance at federal facilities with
environmental laws, regulations, and Executive Orders;
promotes pollution prevention, multi-media enforcement,
compliance, and environmental justice activities at federal
facilities; and encourages the use of innovative technologies to
attain pollution prevention, compliance, and cleanup goals.
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         Representative FFEO Program Activities

       Enforcement Actions and Negotiations - FFEO
       participates in enforcement negotiations, oversees
       enforcement activities undertaken by the Regions, and is
       responsible for resolving enforcement disputes between
       EPA and other agencies.  FFEO coordinates with the
       Regions on issuing penalty and compliance orders and
       agreements. Actions against Federal agencies include
       notices of violation, interagency agreements, penalty and
       compliance orders, and agreements under all relevant
       environmental statutes.

       Enforcement Strategies and Policies - FFEO develops
       strategies for inspections and enforcement actions to
       address non-compliance at federal facilities. FFEO also
       issues enforcement policies and guidance on conducting
       federal facility enforcement actions under environmental
       laws, including the Clean Air Act, the Safe Drinking
       Water Act, and the Resource Conservation and
       Recovery Act.

       Planning of Cleanup Activities - FFEO supports the
       implementation of the Superfund program at federal
       facilities by helping to establish specific cleanup goals
       and objectives, identifying appropriate funding,levels,
       and assessing progress in meeting goals and objectives
       using the Superfund Comprehensive Accomplishments
       Plan (SCAP) and Strategic Targeted Activities for
       Results System (STARS).

       Federal Facility Compliance Assistance and Pollution
       Prevention Activities - FFEO advises federal agencies
       on how to comply with environmental laws, regulations,
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and Executive Orders and how to prevent pollution. FFEO and
EPA Regional offices provide compliance assistance and
pollution prevention information through training, written
policy and guidance, funding pilot projects, EPA's web sites,
and FedSite - EPA's online web-based compliance assistance
center for federal facilities.  FFEO also publishes "FedFacs," a
newsletter on current topics impacting federal facilities.

4      Environmental Management Systems - FFEO
       advocates the use of Environmental Management
       Systems and conducts Environmental Management
       Reviews (EMRs) at federal facilities. EMRs are
       evaluations of a facility's porgram and management
       systems to determine how well the facility has
       developed and implemented specific environmental
       protection programs to ensure compliance and
       environmental excellence.  An EMR report contains
       recommendations to improve those programs and a
       facility's environmental performance.

4      FedEnviroNews-Online ~ Subscribers to this free
       computerized information service receive environmental
       news and information of interest to federal facilities.

4      Federal Facilities Environmental Justice Activities -
       FFEO coordinates environmental justice initiatives
       related to federal facilities and works closely with the
       Regions on these issues.  FFEO supports the Regional
       enforcement actions at federal facilities when
       environmental justice concerns exist.
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  Regional Federal Facilities Program Managers (FFPMs)

       Federal Facilities Program Managers, in conjunction
with other EPA Regional staff, are responsible for coordinating
the implementation of EPA's federal facilities policies and
programs at the Regional level.  FFPMs serve as the primary
Regional point between EPA and the federal facilities. Specific
FFPM responsibilities include:

       4     Providing program assistance, (raining, and
             outreach for federal facilities.

       +     Managing tracking, oversight, and compliance
             planning activities.

       +     Encouraging pollution prevention at federal
             facilities.

       +     Coordinating with Regional media program
             staff to implement federal facilities enforcement
             programs.

       By providing a contact for enforcement, compliance,
and outreach activities, FFPMs streamline the federal facility
compliance and enforcement process for both federal facilities
and Regional and Headquarters personnel.
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EPA Regional Federal Facilities Program Managers
EPA Region
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
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Name and E-mail Address
Anne Fenn
(l'ciiii.iuuic(7
Connally Mears
(iiicars.coiinallv(a>cpa.gov)

Larry Woods
(woods.l aiTV@cpa.gov)
Michele Wright
(wnalil.niichclc^icna.cov)
Phone
(617) 918-1805
(212) 637-4083
(215) 814-3367
(404) 562-9625
(312)353-6478
(214) 665-6430
(913) 551-7744
(303) 312-6389
(303) 312-6217
(415) 744-1580
(206)553-1747
             U.S. EPA Headquarters Library
                   Mail code 3201
             1200 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
               Washington DC 20460
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                              EPA Regions
Region 1 - responsible within the states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

Region 2 - responsible within the states of New Jersey, New York, the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the territory of the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Region 3 - responsible within the states of Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia.

Region 4 - responsible within the states of Alabama,  Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

Region 5 - responsible within the states of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,
Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin.

Region 6 - responsible within the states of Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico,
Oklahoma, and Texas.

Region 7 - responsible within the states of Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and
Nebraska.

Region 8 - responsible within the states of Colorado,  Montana, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming.

Region 9 - responsible within the states of Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada,
and the Pacific Islands subject to U.S. law.

Region 10 - responsible within the states of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and
Washington.            -'"•• »»•'-'  '-'
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