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Hazardous Waste Management Branch
2 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SE, Suite 1154 East Tower
Atlanta, GA 30334
Phone: 404.656.7802 Fax: 404.651.9425
Mark Smith, Branch Chief
CORRECTIVE ACTION PROGRAM
Phone: 404.656.7802 Fax: 404.651.9425
Jim Brown, Program Manager
- Brownfields Development Unit
Madeleine Kellam, Unit Manager
- Hazardous Waste Support Unit
Verona Barnes, Unit Manager
- Land Disposal Unit
Jim McNamara, Unit Manager
- Remedial Sites Unit
John Fonk, Unit Manager
- Risk Assessment Unit
Shannon Lund, Unit Manager
Post-closure permitting, compliance monitoring, and enforcement at
closed hazardous waste land disposal facilities.
Review cleanups for privately-owned/operated federal National Priorities
List sites.
Perform risk assessments for both human health and ecological impacts
for the Hazardous Waste Management Branch.
Review delisting petitions.
Handle all hazardous waste freedom of information requests.
Conduct rulemaking for the Hazardous Waste Management Branch.
Assign EPA identification numbers for hazardous waste facilities. |
HAZARDOUS SITES RESPONSE PROGRAM
Phone: 404.657.8600 Fax: 404.657.0807
Alexandra Cleary, Program Manager
- Response Administration Unit
Donney Hannah, Unit Manager
- Response Development Unit
Regina Campbell, Unit Manager
- Response Management Unit
Bo Valli, Unit Manager
- Superfund Management Unit
David Reuland, Unit Manager
- Response Notification Unit
David Brownlee, Unit Manager
Administer state Superfund program.
Publish Hazardous Sites Inventory (HSI) each year.
Collect hazardous and solid waste management fees.
Oversee HSI sites being investigated and cleaned up by private parties.
Take enforcement actions requiring private parties to do site investigations
and cleanups.
Require notification for releases of hazardous substances.
Clean up HSI sites using Hazardous Waste Trust Fund when responsible
parties are unwilling or unable.
Pursue cost recovery against responsible parties when Hazardous Waste
Trust Fund has been used.
Fund state and local government costs associated with investigating
and cleaning up solid waste handling facilities. |
GENERATOR COMPLIANCE PROGRAM
Phone: 404.657.8831 Fax: 404.463.6676
Renee Hudson Goodley, Program Manager
- Generator Compliance Unit
Jack Dempsey, Unit Manager
- Hazardous Waste Compliance Unit
Freddie Dunn, Jr., Unit Manager
- Government Facilities Unit
Bruce Khaleghi, Unit Manager
Compliance monitoring and enforcement for hazardous waste handlers
in the state that are not required to have a permit to treat or store
hazardous waste at their facilities, excluding hazardous waste handlers
owned or operated by a federal, state, or local government.
Jurisdiction includes large and small quantity hazardous waste generators,
conditionally exempt small quantity generators, hazardous waste transporters,
universal waste facilities, marketers of hazardous waste fuel, and used
oil facilities. This includes facilities that are privately owned/operated and those owned/operated by federal, state or local governments.
Conduct compliance monitoring and enforcement activities of hazardous
waste generators and transporters, used oil transporters, marketers,
and processors.
Provide technical assistance for the commercial reclamation of batteries,
antifreeze, used oil and fluorescent light bulbs. |
FACILITIES COMPLIANCE PROGRAM
Phone: 404.656.2833 Fax: 404.651.9425
Jan Simmons, Program Manager
- Combustion & Treatment Unit
David Yardumian, Unit Manager
- Commercial Facilities Unit
Jim Sliwinski, Unit Manager
- Department of Defense Facilities Unit
Amy Potter, Unit Manager
Permitting, compliance monitoring, and enforcement of hazardous waste
facilities which treat or store hazardous wastes.
Jurisdiction includes all commercial hazardous waste
facilities which treat, store or dispose hazardous waste, all hazardous
waste burners (incinerators and industrial furnaces), and all facilities owned/operated by the Department of Defense.
Ground water and soil investigation and remediation for hazardous
substance releases regulated under the Georgia Hazardous Waste Management
Act.
Review cleanups for Federal National Priorities List sites.
Conduct preliminary assessment and site evaluation for the Federal
Superfund program. |
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