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Special Emphasis Programs - Maine

Special Emphasis activities and support are an integral part of the Civil Rights Program at the Natural Resources Conservation Service.  Within their respective programs, Special Emphasis Program Managers assist all NRCS employees to ensure that equal opportunity is present in all aspects of NRCS programs and services.  This includes assisting the State Conservationist to provide leadership to identify under-representation and ensure positive actions are being taken to address any such problem areas.  Special Emphasis Program Managers (SEPMs) work with the State Conservationist to provide advice and assistance to management officials in order to help them meet civil rights program goals and objectives.  They also work to ensure effective communications among all persons and areas dealing with, or affected by, Agency civil rights responsibilities.

 

Maine Special Emphasis Program Managers

Name Program Office Address Telephone Number Fax Email
Bill Yamartino American Indian/Alaska Native Emphasis Program 967 Illinois Avenue
Suite #3
Bangor, ME 04401
207-990-9553 207-990-9599 bill.yamartino@me.usda.gov
Wayne Munroe Black Emphasis Program 306 U.S. Route 1, Suite A1, Scarborough, ME  04074-9774 207-883-0159 207-883-1139 wayne.munroe@me.usda.gov
David Tingley Disability/Veteran Emphasis Program 139 Market Street
Suite 106
Fort Kent, ME  04743-1425
207-834-3311 207-834-6435 dave.tingley@me.usda.gov
Autumn Birt Asian American/Pacific Islander Emphasis Program 254 Goddard Road
PO Box 1938
Lewiston, ME  04241-1938
 
207-753-9400 207-783-4101 autumn.birt@me.usda.gov
Christopher Jones Hispanic Emphasis Program 967 Illinois Avenue
Suite #3
Bangor, ME  04401
207-990-9563 207-990-9599 chris.jones@me.usda.gov
Leslie Nelson Federal Women's Program 42 Pine Crest Drive
Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426-3717
 
207-564-2321 207-564-2570 leslie.b.nelson@me.usda.gov


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                                                                                                                                                     Last Modified:  05/12/2008
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