Mid Atlantic Lead Forum Hosted by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 3 with support from the University of Maryland Environmental Finance Center Delta Hotels Baltimore Hunt Valley | Hunt Valley, Maryland October 1-2, 2019 EVENT INFORMATION Contents Event Purpose and Background ..................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Location Information ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Contact Information ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 Participants .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 Exhibitors .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 Speakers ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................5 EVENT PURPOSE AND BACKGROUND Hosted by EPA Region 3 with support from the University of Maryland Environmental Finance Center, the Mid Atlantic Lead Forum is intended to build on the Federal Action Plan to Reduce Childhood Lead Exposure. The event convenes stakeholders from Mid Atlantic cities and states, as well as federal agencies, to discuss strategies to reduce children’s exposure to lead. The Forum aims to enable peer-learning among cities and states regarding their challenges and successes, as well as to share information about resources available to support local lead reduction efforts. About the Environmental Finance Center at the University of Maryland The Environmental Finance Center at the University of Maryland is part of a network of university-based centers across the country that works to advance finance solutions to environmental challenges. The EFC’s focus is protecting natural resources by strengthening the capacity of decision-makers to analyze challenges, develop effective financing methods, and build consensus to catalyze action. Through research, policy analysis, and direct technical assistance, the EFC works to equip communities with the knowledge and tools they need to create more sustainable environments, more resilient societies, and more robust economies. The EFC is housed within the School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation. 7480 Preinkert Drive, Preinkert Hall College Park, MD 20742 | efc.umd.edu OCATION NFORMATION L I Delta Hotels Baltimore Hunt Valley 245 Shawan Road | Hunt Valley, MD 21031 | 410-785-7000 Website: https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/bwidh-delta-hotels-baltimore-hunt-valley/ Transportation Delta Hotels is located north of Baltimore off I-83, Exit 20A. For driving directions and other travel information, visit: https://www.marriott.com/hotels/maps/travel/bwidh-delta-hotels-baltimore-hunt-valley/ 1 LightRail Link subway stations, with service to Baltimore, are located within walking distance of the hotel. For maps and schedule information, visit: https://www.mta.maryland.gov/schedule/lightrail Dining Onsite dining options include: § Cinnamon Tree Restaurant: open for breakfast and lunch; located on main floor § Polo Lounge & Bar: open for dinner; located on main floor § Café 245: coffee, prepared sandwiches and pastries; located off hotel lobby § Room service § More information available here: https://www.marriott.com/hotels/hotel-information/restaurant/bwidh-delta- hotels-baltimore-hunt-valley/ Offsite dining options are available in the Hunt Valley Towne Center, located about 1 mile from the hotel. § Restaurants include Chipotle Mexican Grill, Noodles and Company, Chik-fil-A, Iron Rooster, and others § Information available here: https://www.shophuntvalley.com/shops-services/dining/ On Day 1 of the Forum, a fixed-price lunch will be available for purchase in Cinnamon Tree Restaurant, upstairs from the main event ballroom. Cash and credit cards accepted. If you are interested in joining an informal group for a dinner outing on Day 1, please gather in the hotel lobby at 6 pm. 2 ONTACT NFORMATION C I With event questions, please contact: Renee Bryant US Environmental Protection Agency Region 3 [email protected] | 215-814-2137 Kristel Sheesley University of Maryland Environmental Finance Center [email protected] | 207-329-0044 ARTICIPANTS P Organized alphabetically first by state and then by last name. Name Organization City State Email Address [email protected] Sarah Bucic Delaware Parent Teacher Association Wilmington Delaware rg National Parent Teacher Association, Yvonne Johnson Wilmington Delaware [email protected] Delaware Parent Teacher Association Office of Healthy Environments, Delaware william.leitzinger@delawar Bill Leitzinger Dover Delaware Division of Public Health e.gov Lead Poisoning Prevention Department, jackie.mcdermott@delawar Jackie McDermott Dover Delaware State of Delaware e.gov Amy Roe Lead-Free Delaware Newark Delaware [email protected] Real Estate and Housing Department, City Bob Weir Wilmington Delaware [email protected] of Wilmington Mid-Atlantic Center for Children’s Health District of Laura Anderko and the Environment / Georgetown Washington [email protected] Columbia University Department of Energy and Environment, District of Wendell Davis Washington [email protected] Washington, DC Columbia Office of Lead Hazard Control and District of Bruce Haber Healthy Homes, U.S. Department of Washington [email protected] Columbia Housing and Urban Development District of [email protected] Amanda Kasper U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Washington Columbia Department of Energy and Environment, District of Amber Sturdivant Washington [email protected] Washington, DC Columbia Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, [email protected] Shante Branch Baltimore Maryland Maryland Department of the Environment ov Office of Minority Health and Health noel.brathwaite@maryland. Noel Brathwaite Disparities, Maryland Department of Baltimore Maryland gov Health Stephanie Cobb- Land and Materials Administration, stephanie.cobb- Baltimore Maryland Williams Maryland Department of the Environment [email protected] University of Maryland Environmental Jennifer Cotting College Park Maryland [email protected] Finance Center Laura Fudala National Center for Healthy Housing Columbia Maryland [email protected] Ben Grumbles Maryland Department of the Environment Baltimore Maryland nhausrath@hagerstownmd. Nancy Hausrath City of Hagerstown, Utilities Hagerstown Maryland org Rachel Hess- rachel.hess- Maryland Department of Health Baltimore Maryland Mutinda [email protected] 3 University of Maryland Environmental Ellen Kohler College Park Maryland [email protected] Finance Center Land and Materials Administration, [email protected] Kaley Laleker Baltimore Maryland Maryland Department of the Environment v Vernice Miller- Miller-Travis and Associates Baltimore Maryland [email protected] Travis [email protected] Clifford Mitchell Maryland Department of Health Baltimore Maryland v Land Management Administration, paula.montgomery@maryl Paula Montgomery Baltimore Maryland Maryland Department of the Environment and.gov Ruth Ann Norton Green and Healthy Homes Initiative Baltimore Maryland [email protected] University of Maryland Environmental Kristel Sheesley College Park Maryland [email protected] Finance Center Jonathan Wilson National Center for Healthy Housing Columbia Maryland [email protected] U.S. Environmental Protection Agency John Armstead Philadelphia Pennsylvania [email protected] Region 3 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Scott Bowers Philadelphia Pennsylvania [email protected] Region 3, Drinking Water Section U.S. Environmental Protection Agency April Bowie Philadelphia Pennsylvania [email protected] Region 3 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Renee Bryant Philadelphia Pennsylvania [email protected] Region 3 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Kyle Chelius Philadelphia Pennsylvania [email protected] Region 3 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Joseph DeFelice Development Region III, Office of Field Philadelphia Pennsylvania [email protected] Policy and Management U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Stacie Driscoll Philadelphia Pennsylvania [email protected] Region 3 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Fatima El Abdaoui Philadelphia Pennsylvania [email protected] Region 3 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Kristeen Gaffney Philadelphia Pennsylvania [email protected] Region 3 Department of Housing Inspections, City Kevin Kauffman Lancaster Pennsylvania [email protected] of Lancaster Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Evelyn Madenford Harrisburg Pennsylvania [email protected] Department of Labor and Industry U.S. Environmental Protection Agency [email protected] Alexander Mandell Philadelphia Pennsylvania Region 3, Office of Regional Administrator v Department of Environmental Protection, Patrick McDonnell Harrisburg