United States EPA-300-K-99-002

Environmental Protection Revised August 2001Agency

 Office of Enforcement and (2261A)

 Compliance Assurance

 Federal Facilities

 Enforcement

Office
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Organizational Structure of the

Federal Facilities Enforcement Office

Will Garvey 202-564-2458 Melanie Barger-Garvey 202-564-2579Priscilla Harrington 202-564-2461 Andrew Cherry 202-564-2589Sarah Hart 202-564-2457 Sally Dalzell 202-564-2583Joyce A. Johnson 202-564-2592 Dan Drazan 202-564-2328Kelly A.C. Jones 202-564-2459 Lance Elson 202-564-2577Dorothy King 202-564-2473 William (Bill) Frank 202-564-2584

Isabelle Lacayo 202-564-2578 Sonja Johnson 202-564-2573Diane Lynne 202-564-2587 David Levenstein 202-564-2591Marie Muller 202-564-0217Augusta Wills 202-564-2468

Fed

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

Federal Facilities Program Managers (FFPMs)

(See list on page 7)

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eral Facilities Enforceme

As part of EPA’s Office of E

Compliance Assurance (OECA), FFensuring that federal facilities take aprevent, control and abate environmFFEO functions include:

‚ Policy and guidance d‚ Regional program sup‚ Interagency agreemen‚ Enforcement support‚ Compliance monitori

and

‚ Technical assistance FFEO is divided into two gro

and Enforcement Staff and the PlannCompliance Staff. Together, these gpolicy and guidance to address the band compliance issues confronting f

Site Remediation and Enfor

SRES’s efforts primarily inv

Regional offices, other EPA headquagencies to facilitate enforcement unstatutes and cleanup at federal facilitSRES works closely with the EPA F
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Restoration and Reuse Office (FFRRO) on many of theseissues.

Specific SRES responsibilities affect every aspect of

federal facility enforcement, from planning to implementation. For example, SRES reviews proposed federal legislation anddevelops EPA positions on appropriate federal responsibilitiesunder such legislation. SRES also is involved in developingfederal facility enforcement strategies and in preparing guidanceto assist Regions in their implementation. Finally, SRES isdirectly involved in enforcement negotiations, includingComprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, andLiability Act (CERCLA) interagency agreements, administrativepenalty and/or compliance orders, and in litigation andenforcement support at federal facilities.

Planning, Prevention, and Compliance Staff (PPCS)

PPCS is responsible for initiatives to prevent

noncompliance at federal facilities and overseeing complianceassistance and targeting activities.

PPCS tracks and evaluates compliance at Federal

facilities to identify high priority compliance issues and developproactive multi-media measures to prevent pollution and reducefuture noncompliance at federal facilities. PPCS works onenforcement and inspection targeting at federal facilities andcoordinates FFEO’s involvement in interagency pollutionprevention and compliance assistance task forces and workinggroups. PPCS tracks compliance at federal facilities withenvironmental laws, regulations, and Executive Orders;promotes pollution prevention, multi-media enforcement,compliance, and environmental justice activities at federalfacilities; and encourages the use of innovative technologies toattain pollution prevention, compliance, and cleanup goals.

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Representative FFEO Pr

‚ Enforcement Actions and N

participates in enforcement nenforcement activities undertresponsible for resolving enfEPA and other agencies. FFRegions on issuing penalty aagreements. Actions againsnotices of violation, interagecompliance orders, and agreeenvironmental statutes.

‚ Enforcement Strategies and 

strategies for inspections and address non-compliance at feissues enforcement policies afederal facility enforcement alaws, including the Clean Air Water Act, and the Resource Recovery Act.

‚ Planning of Cleanup Activit

implementation of the Superfacilities by helping to establand objectives, identifying apand assessing progress in meusing the Superfund ComprePlan (SCAP) and Strategic TResults System (STARS).

‚ Federal Facility Complianc

Prevention Activities - FFEO on how to comply with envirand Executive Orders and hoFFEO and EPA Regional off
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assistance and pollution prevention information throughtraining, written policy and guidance, funding pilotprojects, EPA’s web sites, and FedSite – EPA’s onlineweb-based compliance assistance center for federalfacilities. FFEO also publishes “FedFacs,” a newsletteron current topics impacting federal facilities.

‚ Environmental Management Systems - FFEO

advocates the use of Environmental ManagementSystems and conducts Environmental ManagementReviews (EMRs) at federal facilities. EMRs areevaluations of a facility’s porgram and managementsystems to determine how well the facility has developedand implemented specific environmental protectionprograms to ensure compliance and enviornmentalexcellence. An EMR report contains recommendationsto improve those programs and a facility’senvironmental performance.

‚ FedEnviroNews-Online - Subscribers to this free

computerized information service receive environmentalnews and information of interest to federal facilities.

‚ Federal Facilities Environmental Justice Activities -

FFEO coordinates environmental justice initiativesrelated to federal facilities and works closely with theRegions on these issues. FFEO supports the Regionalenforcement actions at federal facilities whenenvironmental justice concerns exist.

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Regional Federal Facilities Prog

Federal Facilities Program M

with other EPA Regional staff, are rthe implementation of EPA’s federaprograms at the Regional level. FFPRegional point between EPA and the FFPM responsibilities include:

‚ Providing program a

outreach for federal f

‚ Managing tracking, 

planning activities.

‚ Encouraging pollutio

facilities.

‚ Coordinating with R

staff to implement feprograms.

By providing a contact for en

outreach activities, FFPMs streamlincompliance and enforcement procesand Regional and Headquarters pers
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EPA Regional Federal Facilities Program Managers

EPA Region Name and E-mail Address Phone1 Anne Fenn

(fenn.anne@epa.gov)

(617) 918-1805

2 Kathleen Malone

(malone.kathleen@epa.gov)

(212) 637-4083

Alternate John Gorman

(gorman.john@epa.gov)

(212) 637-4008

3 Bill Arguto

(arguto.william@epa.gov)

(215) 814-3367

4 David Holroyd

(holroyd.david@epa.gov)

(404) 562-9625

5 Lee J. Regner

(regner.lee@epa.gov)

(312) 353-6478

6 Joyce Stubblefield

(stubblefield.joyce@epa.gov)

(214) 665-6430

7 Diana Jackson

(jackson.diana@epa.gov)

(913) 551-7744

8 Dianne Thiel

(thiel.dianne@epa.gov)

(303) 312-6389

Connally Mears(mears.connally@epa.gov)

(303) 312-6217

9 Larry Woods

(woods.larry@epa.gov)

(415) 744-1580

10 Michele Wright

(wright.michele@epa.gov)

(206) 553-1747

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EPA Regio

Region 1 - responsible within the states of ConNew Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.Region 2 - responsible within the states of New Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the territoRegion 3 - responsible within the states of DelVirginia, West Virginia, and the District of CoRegion 4 - responsible within the states of AlaMississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Region 5 - responsible within the states of IllinlMinnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin.Region 6 - responsible within the states of ArkOklahoma, and Texas.Region 7 - responsible within the states of IowNebraska.Region 8 - responsible within the states of ColSouth Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming.Region 9 - responsible within the states of Ariand the Pacific Islands subject to U.S. law.Region 10 - responsible within the states of AlWashington. 
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Federal Facilities Enforcement Office (FFEO)

Written inquiries can be addressed to:

Federal Facilities Enforcement Office

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. (2261A)

Washington, D.C. 20460

Fax: (202) 501-0069

Hand-deliveries should be addressed to:

Federal Facilities Enforcement Office

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.

Washington, D.C. 20004

Visit FedSite at

http://www.epa.gov/fedsite

Visit Federal Facilities at

http://www.epa.gov/oeca/fedfac/fflex.html