Department for Environmental Protection
The current Commissioner is Tony Hatton.
The current Deputy Commissioner is Amanda LeFevre
The current Executive Administrative Secretary is Denise Profitt.
The current Director of the Division for Air Quality is Michael Kennedy.
The current Director of the Division of Compliance Assistance is a vacant seat.
The current Director of the Division of Environmental Program Support is a vacant seat.
The current Director of the Division of Enforcement is a vacant seat.
The current Director of the Division of Waste Management is Tammi Hudson.
The current Director of the Division of Water is Carey Johnson.
Department for Natural Resources
The current Commissioner is Gordon Slone.
The current Deputy Commissioner is David Fields.
The current Executive Staff Advisor is Jennifer L. Turner.
The current Director of the Division of Abandoned Mine Lands is James Cable.
The current Executive Director of the Office of the Reclamation Guaranty Fund is a vacant seat.
The current Director of the Division of Mine Reclamation and Enforcement is Jim Ward.
The current Director of the Division of Oil and Gas is Dennis Hatfield.
The current Director of the Division of Forestry is Brandon Howard.
The current Director of the Division of Mine Permits is Wes Jones.
The current Director of the Division of Mine Safety is Tim Fugate.
The current Director of the Division of Conservation is a vacant seat.
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