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Secure Rural Schools (SRS) Resource SECURE RURAL SCHOOLS (SRS) RESOURCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (RAC) MAILING LIST Send questions or corrections Cindy McArthur, Acting National SRS Program Manager, [email protected] REGION 1 – NORTHERN (14) RAC DFO DFO PHONE DFO ADDRESS DFO EMAIL COORDINATOR COOR. PHONE COORDINATOR ADDRESS COORDINATOR EMAIL Central Montana Sara Mayben, 406-791-7726 Lewis and Clark National Forest, [email protected] Dave Cunningham, 406-791-7754 Lewis and Clark NF, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Deputy Forest 719-395-7785 © Supervisor’s Office Public Affairs Officer 1101 15th Street North Supervisor 1101 15th Street North Great Falls, Montana 59401 Great Falls, Montana 59401 Flathead Janette Turk, 406-758-5252 Flathead National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] VACANT [email protected] Public Affairs Officer 650 Wolfpack Way Kalispell, Montana 59901 Gallatin Mary C. Erickson, 406-587-6949 Gallatin National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Karen Tuscano, 406-932-5155 Big Timber Ranger District [email protected] Forest Supervisor 10 East Babcock Avenue Forest Budget Analyst Ext 115 225 Big Timber Loop Road Bozeman, Montana 59715 Big Timber, Montana 59011 Idaho Panhandle Jeanne Higgins, 208-765-7369 Idaho Panhandle NF, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Phillip Blundell, 208-783-2101 Coeur d'Alene River Ranger District [email protected] Forest Supervisor 3815 Schreiber Way Deputy District Ranger Post Office Box 159 Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83815 Smelterville, Idaho 83868 Lincoln Chad Benson, 406-587-6776 Kootenai National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Katie Andreessen, 409-283-7781 Kootenai National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Forest Supervisor 31374 US Highway 2 Budget Technician 31374 US Highway 2 Libby, Montana 59923 Libby, Montana 59923 Mineral County Carole Johnson, 406-822-3928 Superior Ranger District [email protected] Racheal Koke, 406-822-3930 Superior Ranger District [email protected] District Ranger 209 West Riverside Administrative Support 209 West Riverside Superior, Montana 59872 Assistant Superior, Montana 59872 Missoula Charles “Quinn” 406-291-4818 Seeley Ranger District [email protected] Katelyn Jerman, 406-329-3750 Lolo National Forest [email protected] Carver, 3583 Highway 83 Public Affairs Officer 24 Fort Missoula Road District Ranger Seeley Lake, Montana 59868 Missoula, Montana 59804 Missouri River Sara Mayben, 406-791-7726 Helen-Lewis and Clark National Forest, [email protected] Dave Cunningham, 406-791-7754 Helen-Lewis and Clark National Forest, [email protected] Deputy Forest 719-395-7785 © Supervisor’s Office Public Affairs Officer Supervisor’s Office Supervisor 1101 15th Street North 1101 15th Street North Great Falls, Montana 59401 Great Falls, Montana 59401 North Central Marty Mitzkus, 208-935-4257 Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest, [email protected] Lisa Canaday, 208-983-7004 Nez Perce NF, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Idaho Deputy Forest Kamiah Supervisor’s Office Budget Analyst 104 Airport Road Supervisor 903 3rd Street Grangeville, Idaho 83530 Kamiah, Idaho 83536 Ravalli Eric Winthers, 406-821-4244 Darby Ranger District [email protected] VACANT [email protected] District Ranger 406-830-7527 © 712 North Main Street Darby, Montana 59829 Sanders Erin Carey 406-826-4308 Plains/Thompson Falls Ranger District [email protected] Robin Jermyn, 406-826-4308 Plains/Thompson Falls Ranger District [email protected] District Ranger 408 Clayton St. Forestry Technician 408 Clayton Street Plains, Montana 59859 Plains, Montana 59859 Southern Mary C. Erickson, 406-587-6949 Gallatin National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Karen Tuscano, 406-932-5155 Big Timber Ranger District [email protected] Montana Forest Supervisor 10 East Babcock Avenue Forest Budget Analyst ext 115 225 Big Timber Loop Road Bozeman, Montana 59715 Big Timber, Montana 59011 Southwest Cheri Ford, 406-683-3973 Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, [email protected] Jeanne Dawson, 406-683-3987 Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, [email protected] Montana Forest Supervisor Supervisor’s Office Range, Recreation, 406-596-1424 © Supervisor’s Office 420 Barrett Street Partnerships, and Lands 420 Barrett Street Dillon, Montana 59725 Staff Officer Dillon, Montana 59725 Tri-County Jeff Tomac, 406-683-3978 Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, [email protected] Jeanne Dawson, 406-683-3987 Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, [email protected] Deputy Forest Supervisor’s Office Range, Recreation, 406-596-1424 © Supervisor’s Office Supervisor 420 Barrett Street Partnerships, and Lands 420 Barrett Street Dillon, Montana 59725 Staff Officer Dillon, Montana 59725 SECURE RURAL SCHOOLS (SRS) RESOURCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (RAC) MAILING LIST Send questions or corrections Cindy McArthur, Acting National SRS Program Manager, [email protected] REGION 2 – ROCKY MOUNTAIN (4) RAC DFO DFO PHONE DFO ADDRESS DFO EMAIL COORDINATOR COOR. PHONE COORDINATOR ADDRESS COORDINATOR EMAIL Black Hills Ruth Esperance, 605-381-5111 © Coronado National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Kelly Warnke, 605-716-1978 Mystic Ranger District [email protected] Regional Planner 1019 North 5th Street Botanist 8221 South Highway 16 Custer, South Dakota 57739 Rapid City, South Dakota 57702 Rocky Mountain Chad Stewart, 970-874-6674 Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National [email protected] Clay Speas, 970-874-6650 Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National [email protected] Forest Supervisor 970-275-7347 © Forests, Supervisor’s Office Renewable Resource 970-615-0721 © Forests, Supervisor’s Office 2250 South Main Street Staff Officer 2250 South Main Street Delta, Colorado 81416 Delta, Colorado 81416 Saguache-Upper Martha Williamson, 719-657-3321 Divide Ranger District, Del Norte Office martha.williamson@usda. Gregg Goodland, 719-852-6212 Rio Grande National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Rio Grande District Ranger 719-850-2356 © 13308 West Highway 160 gov Public Affairs Officer 719-588-7045 © 1803 West Highway 160 Del Norte, Colorado 81132 Monte Vista, Colorado 81144 San Juan Kara Chadwick, 970-385-1289 San Juan National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Esther Godson, 970-385-1219 San Juan National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Forest Supervisor 970-749-4914 © 15 Burnett Court Public Affairs Officer 970-422-2671 © 15 Burnett Court Durango, Colorado 81301 Durango, Colorado 81301 SECURE RURAL SCHOOLS (SRS) RESOURCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (RAC) MAILING LIST Send questions or corrections Cindy McArthur, Acting National SRS Program Manager, [email protected] REGION 3 – SOUTHWESTERN (6) RAC DFO DFO PHONE DFO ADDRESS DFO EMAIL COORDINATOR COOR. PHONE COORDINATOR ADDRESS COORDINATOR EMAIL Coconino County Laura Jo West 928-527-3501 Coconino National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Brady Smith, 928-527-3490 Coconino National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Forest Supervisor 928-606-2914© 1824 South Thompson Street Public Affairs Officer 928-310-6817 1824 South Thompson Street Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 Eastern Arizona Anthony Madrid, 928-333-6301 Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, [email protected] Ericka Luna, Deputy Forest C: 505-506-6951 Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, [email protected] Acting Forest 505-634-6695 © Supervisor’s Office Supervisor Supervisor’s Office Supervisor 30 South Chiricahua Drive 30 South Chiricahua Drive Springerville, Arizona 85938 Springerville, Arizona 858938 Northern New Debbie Cress, 505-438-5311 Santa Fe National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Ruben D. Montes, 505-438-5356 Santa Fe National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Mexico Deputy Forest 928-951-1499 © 11 Forest Lane CFRP/Rural Community 11 Forest Lane Supervisor Santa Fe, New Mexico 87508 Assistance Coordinator Santa Fe, New Mexico 87508 Southern Arizona Kerwin S. Dewberry, 520-388-8306 Coronado National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Dana Backer, 520-388-8424 Coronado National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Forest Supervisor 520-262-1652 © Federal Building, 300 West Congress Partnership Coordinator Federal Building, 300 West Congress Tucson, Arizona 85701 Tucson, Arizona 85701 Southern New Adam Mendonca, 575-388-8304 Gila National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Julia Faith Rivera 575-388-8212 Gila National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Mexico Forest Supervisor 575-519-9465 © 3005 East Camino Del Bosque Partnership Coordinator 3005 East Camino Del Bosque Silver City, New Mexico 88061 Silver City, New Mexico 88061 Yavapai Dale Deiter, 928-443-8213 Prescott National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Debbie Maneely, 928-777-2212 Prescott National Forest, Supervisor’s Office [email protected] Forest Supervisor 928-379-3050 © 2971 Willow Creek Road, Building 4 Public Affairs 735 North Highway 89 Prescott, Arizona 86301 Chino Valley, Arizona 86323 SECURE RURAL SCHOOLS (SRS) RESOURCE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (RAC) MAILING LIST Send questions or corrections Cindy McArthur, Acting National SRS Program Manager, [email protected] REGION 4 – INTERMOUNTAIN (13) RAC DFO DFO PHONE DFO ADDRESS DFO EMAIL COORDINATOR COOR. PHONE COORDINATOR ADDRESS COORDINATOR EMAIL Bridger-Teton Adriene Holcomb, 307-828-5110 Kemmerer Ranger District [email protected]
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