
Stormwater Advisory Group
Upcoming SAG Meeting Schedule
- January 8th, 2024 from 10A-12P PST
- April 8th, 2024 from 10A-12P PST
- June 10th, 2024 from 10A-12P PST
- September 9th, 2024 from 10A-12P PST
Past Meetings
- January 9th, 2023 – AGENDA / NOTES
- April 10th, 2023 – AGENDA
- June 12th, 2023 – AGENDA / 2023 POD GROUPS
- September 11th, 2023 – AGENDA
If you would like to attend the SAG meetings online, please contact Laurie Larson-Pugh and you will be sent a link. We are happy to have you attend in a listen-only fashion.
The Washington Stormwater Center is honored to have a new Stormwater Advisory Group in 2020. When the WSC was formed in 2010, it hosted a term-limited advisory group to help us get started with our legislative mandates. That group advised us regarding stakeholders, opportunities, core functions, and audience needs.
Now that the Center is 10 years into its growth, we recognize that a new Advisory Group is necessary as we conduct a retrospective analysis and look forward to evaluating opportunities, constraints, new partnerships, and changes in funding tools.
- Meeting Agenda Template
- Meeting Log June 2020-2022
- WSC POD Notes 2021
- SAG Profiles (PDF)
- SAG Profiles (DocX)
- WSC 2023 Research Update
The advisory group members are as follows and will serve in this capacity through 2022:
Abby Barnes, Washington State Department of Natural Resources
Catherine Gockel, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 10
Eli Mackiewicz, City of Bellingham
Erica Marbet, Squaxin Island Tribe
Grant Gilmore, City of Tumwater
Jeff Killelea, Washington State Department of Ecology
Kelly Garber, SSA Marine
Larry Schaffner, Thurston County
Lori Blair, The Boeing Company
Michael Henao, the City of Pasco
Tony Bush, Washington State Department of Transportation
Trey George, City of Spokane
Designate for Statewide Education and Outreach Program Development:
Susan McCleary, City of Olympia
Former SAG Members:
Rob Duff, Washington State Department of Commerce
Brian Morgenroth, City of Walla Walla
Jason Sullivan, City of Bonney Lake
Nathan Hardebeck, Clean Water Technologies
Doug Navetski, King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks
Jana Crawford, Washington State Department of Transportation
Jay Davis, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Karen Dinicola, Washington State Department of Ecology
Michelle Chow, Washington Environmental Council
Mike Martinez, NW Indian Fisheries Commission
Shilo Sprouse, City of Pullman
Steve Roberge, Washington State Department of Commerce