Elizabeth has spent more than ten years working in Community Development and Public Health and has a passion for redevelopment.
She has in depth experience in permitting projects, plan review, construction, environmental justice, grant applications through both the EPA and the State of Arizona for Brownfields assessment and remediation. She enjoys community engagement to create a renaissance of opportunity in land, building, housing, energy, and business.
She holds a bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science and a minor in Plant Biology. She lives in Northern Arizona and enjoys the mountains, hiking, and biking.
Cover photo: baskets woven from California-native Tule Rush by the Yurok Tribe November is an important time to recognize and honor the cultures, contributions, and histories of Indigenous peoples across the United States. Native American Heritage Month i...
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I might be part of a team that deals with brownfield reuse, but since I’m on the communications side, I don’t always grasp the technical stuff. RLF? MARC? TBA? They’re just acronyms to me! But after attending the Washington Brownfield Worksh...
