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.
Our Favorite 2024 Brownfield Resources Happy ✨ Holidays! To celebrate the season of giving and gifting we put together a list of our favorite Brownfield resources of 2024! From expert project managers to the brownfield curious, we’re sure you̵...
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