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The Maryland Department of the Environment is fortunate to have an incredibly talented and dedicated staff. The Department congratulates the following employees for their outstanding service during the last quarter:
Roger Thunell, of the Air and Radiation Management Administration, for his hard work and dedication in compiling accurate emission inventories for a number of pollutants at more than 500 of the largest point sources in the State for use in modeling their effect on air quality.
Alesia Koritzer, of the Administrative Services Administration, for her untiring efforts to ensure that MDE's fleet meets all state requirements.
Elaine Smith, of the Air and Radiation Management Administration, for her outstanding diligence in managing a varying and increasing fiscal management workload.
Lee Currey, of the Science Services Administration, for his outstanding work on numerous projects, his keen analytical skills, and wide-ranging expertise related to Total Maximum Daily Loads.
Chris Carski, of the Water Management Administration, for his extensive work in coordinating Maryland’s Drinking Water Needs Survey, which the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency uses to allocate funding to the states, and which directly resulted in Maryland receiving a substantial increase in its share of federal funding for the next four years.
Jack Bowen, of the Water Management Administration, for his expertise in enforcement, compliance, and environmental regulation, and in particular his efforts to improve policies and implement a standard operating procedure regarding timeliness of enforcement actions.
Beverly Archable, of the Water Management Administration, for her hard work and outstanding productivity in the administration of eight general discharge permits, which she achieved through conscientious planning and flexibility in responding to changing program needs.
Tracy Smith, of the Land Management Administration’s Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, for her diligence as manager of grants and contracts, and for hard work to ensure that the administrative process runs efficiently and effectively.
Trish Murray, of the Water Management Administration’s Wetlands and Waterways Program, for volunteering with the implementation of the Wetlands and Waterways Fund.
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