CPD Leadership (HQ & Field Offices)

Marion Mollegen McFadden serves as HUD’s Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development (PDAS for CPD), managing an annual budget of more than $10 billion and staff of 900 people. In this role she oversees the administration of federal financial assistance to assist communities in ending homelessness, creating and preserving housing affordable to people of modest means, strengthening local economies, and recovering from and mitigating disasters.
 

Before joining the Biden-Harris Administration in the summer of 2022, PDAS McFadden served as Senior Vice President for Public Policy and Senior Advisor for Resilience at Enterprise Community Partners. She led affordable housing policy development, research and advocacy at the federal, state, and local levels. She led nationwide work to create healthy, green affordable housing and to support resilience planning ...

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Marion McFadden serves as HUD’s Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development (PDAS for CPD), managing an annual budget of more than $10 billion and staff of 900 people. In this role she oversees the administration of federal financial assistance to assist communities in ending homelessness, creating and preserving housing affordable to people of modest means, strengthening local economies, and recovering from and mitigating disasters.

Before joining the Biden-Harris Administration in the summer of 2022, PDAS McFadden served as Senior Vice President for Public Policy and Senior Advisor for Resilience at Enterprise Community Partners. She led affordable housing policy development, research and advocacy at the federal, state, and local levels. She led nationwide work to create healthy, green affordable housing and to support resilience planning and programs in communities impacted by flooding, hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, and extreme heat. Additionally, she served as the Executive Sponsor for Enterprise’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Council, quadrupling the number of dedicated DEI staff and contractors, planning an organizational equity assessment, and supporting the formation of seven employee resource groups.

Previously, PDAS McFadden served CPD’s Deputy Assistant Secretary for Grant Programs, where she oversaw affordable housing and community development programs, including the Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG), the HOME Investment Partnerships Program, the Housing Trust Fund, the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) and CDBG Disaster Recovery funds. In this role, she formed and facilitated multiple public-private partnerships, including the award-winning Rebuild by Design initiative and the National Disaster Resilience Competition. Earlier in her career she served as Chief Operating Officer and Acting Executive Director of the federal Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force and as program counsel for CPD and Native American programs. PDAS McFadden holds a JD magna cum laude from Howard University and a BA from Northwestern University.

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Claudette Fernandez is the General Deputy Assistant Secretary for HUD’s Office of Community Planning & Development (CPD) and brings over 20 years of diverse local and federal experiences in strategic leadership, policy development, stakeholder engagement, and program delivery.
 

Prior to joining HUD, Claudette served as Director for US Department of Agriculture’s Office of the Secretary where she oversaw farm, forestry, food, energy, and rural policies and actions across over 20 agencies. Claudette also served as the Chief Operating Officer for the U.S. Forest Service where she led 25 Job Corp Civilian Conservation Centers and 4,000 workforce who helped enable 40K wildland firefighters, researchers, and national forest staff. She also served in various program executive leadership roles at USDA Rural Development and FEMA where she led multi-billion-dollar grants, loans, and ...

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Claudette Fernandez is the General Deputy Assistant Secretary for HUD’s Office of Community Planning & Development (CPD) and brings over 20 years of diverse local and federal experiences in strategic leadership, policy development, stakeholder engagement, and program delivery.

Prior to joining HUD, Claudette served as Director for US Department of Agriculture’s Office of the Secretary where she oversaw farm, forestry, food, energy, and rural policies and actions across over 20 agencies. Claudette also served as the Chief Operating Officer for the U.S. Forest Service where she led 25 Job Corp Civilian Conservation Centers and 4,000 workforce who helped enable 40K wildland firefighters, researchers, and national forest staff. She also served in various program executive leadership roles at USDA Rural Development and FEMA where she led multi-billion-dollar grants, loans, and loan guarantee programs that financed thousands of businesses, housing, infrastructure, and disaster resilience projects.

Before joining the federal service in 2005, her community development experiences with South Georgia Regional Development Center and Maryland’s Prince George’s County Department of Housing & Community Development remain a centering force that has focused her career on effective delivery of federal programs and creating opportunities for those most in need.

Claudette earned Master of Public Administration and B.A. in Political Science from Valdosta State University and a Master of Engineering Science from George Washington University. Born in Manila, Philippines, Claudette lives in rural Port Tobacco, Maryland with her husband and three children.

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Reggie Harris, MSW, LISW-S, serves as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Office of Economic Development (OED) within the Community Planning and Development (CPD) division of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). OED is primarily responsible for fostering community revitalization and promoting economic development in disadvantaged areas. Its programs and initiatives are designed to stimulate economic growth, reduce poverty, and improve the quality of life for low- and moderate-income individuals.
 

Before joining the Biden administration, Reggie was a former Cincinnati City Councilmember, clinical social worker, professional ballet dancer, and nonprofit leader with wide-ranging experience in affordable housing development, LGBTQ+ homelessness, housing case management, and behavioral health therapy. He has helped ...

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Reggie Harris, MSW, LISW-S, serves as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Office of Economic Development (OED) within the Community Planning and Development (CPD) division of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). OED is primarily responsible for fostering community revitalization and promoting economic development in disadvantaged areas. Its programs and initiatives are designed to stimulate economic growth, reduce poverty, and improve the quality of life for low- and moderate-income individuals.

Before joining the Biden administration, Reggie was a former Cincinnati City Councilmember, clinical social worker, professional ballet dancer, and nonprofit leader with wide-ranging experience in affordable housing development, LGBTQ+ homelessness, housing case management, and behavioral health therapy. He has helped local governments expand equitable opportunities for children and youth through strategic public financing. He holds an undergraduate degree from Roosevelt University and a Master of Social Work from Boston University.

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DAS for Economic Development
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- Danielle Frazier, Director

DAS for Grant Programs
202-402-7354

- Henrietta Owusu, Director

DAS for Grant Programs
202-402-4998

- William Rudy, Director

DAS for Grant Programs
202-402-4635

- James Hoemann, Director

DAS for Grant Programs
202-402-5716

- Paul Webster, Director

DAS for Grant Programs
202-402-4563

- Erinn Martin, Director (Acting)

DAS for Grant Programs
202-402-7182

- William Bedford, Director

DAS for Grant Programs
202-402-7553

- Shantelle Dale, Director

DAS for Grant Programs
202-402-2125

- Jennifer Carpenter, Director

DAS for Grant Programs
202-402-4318

- Lauren Hayes, Director

DAS for Grant Programs
202-402-4270

- Lauren McNamara, Director

DAS for Grant Programs
202-402-4466

Ms. Jemine A. Bryon was appointed as CPD's Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Office of Special Needs in August, 2017. In that position, she oversees administration of the Special Needs Assistance Programs (SNAPS) and the HIV/AIDS Housing program. Through SNAPS, $2.6 billion is awarded annually to serve vulnerable individuals and families who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness through a wide variety of service and housing interventions. The HIV/AIDS Housing program awards over $410 million annually to enable communities to continue efforts to prevent homelessness and provide supportive housing for low-income persons living with HIV/AIDS. Prior to joining CPD, Ms. Bryon served as the General Deputy Assistant Secretary (GDAS) for the Office of Public and Indian Housing (PIH) from May 2014 until August 2017. Before PIH, Ms. Bryon served as Senior Advisor to HUD's Acting Deputy Secretary between January 2014 to May 2015. Upon joining HUD in August 2009, Ms. Bryon was appointed as HUD's Chief Procurement Officer/Senior Procurement Executive in managing over $2.1 billion in contract actions annually. Ms. Bryon brought 20 years of experience to ...

 

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Ms. Jemine A. Bryon was appointed as CPD's Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Office of Special Needs in August, 2017. In that position, she oversees administration of the Special Needs Assistance Programs (SNAPS) and the HIV/AIDS Housing program. Through SNAPS, $2.6 billion is awarded annually to serve vulnerable individuals and families who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness through a wide variety of service and housing interventions. The HIV/AIDS Housing program awards over $410 million annually to enable communities to continue efforts to prevent homelessness and provide supportive housing for low-income persons living with HIV/AIDS. Prior to joining CPD, Ms. Bryon served as the General Deputy Assistant Secretary (GDAS) for the Office of Public and Indian Housing (PIH) from May 2014 until August 2017. Before PIH, Ms. Bryon served as Senior Advisor to HUD's Acting Deputy Secretary between January 2014 to May 2015. Upon joining HUD in August 2009, Ms. Bryon was appointed as HUD's Chief Procurement Officer/Senior Procurement Executive in managing over $2.1 billion in contract actions annually. Ms. Bryon brought 20 years of experience to the Department in the areas of public housing planning, management, development, resident services, and procurement. Prior to her appointment at HUD, Ms. Bryon served as the Deputy Executive Director at the Housing Authority of Baltimore City (HABC). While there she was responsible for the agency's $300 million budget and 900 employees. In addition she managed the overall operations which included modernization of over 14,000 housing units within public and mixed finance developments, as well as administration of tenant and project based Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers for over 12,000 households.

Before serving as the Deputy Executive Director at HABC, Ms. Bryon served as the Assistant Executive Director, Real Estate Development at the Philadelphia Housing Authority. In this role, she was responsible for the overall management of $700 million in capital and mixed finance affordable housing development to provide rental and homeownership opportunities to 75,000 public housing and Housing Choice Voucher Program residents. Ms. Bryon has also served as the Assistant Commissioner/Agency Chief Contracting Officer, Director of Operations, and Deputy Director at the New York City Department of Housing and Preservation and Development. Ms. Bryon holds a Juris Doctorate Degree from Fordham University and a Bachelor of Music/Education from Syracuse University.

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- Yelena Golik, Director

DAS for Special Needs
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- Karen Deblasio, Director

DAS for Special Needs
202-402-4773

- Nili Soni, Director

DAS for Special Needs
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Darrell A. Clark is a seasoned leader within CPD, where he oversees the Office of Budget and Compliance (OBC), the Office of Resource Management (ORM), and the Office of Technology, Innovation, and Evaluation (OTIE). In this capacity, Darrell is responsible for managing complex budgets, ensuring financial stewardship, and maintaining fiscal integrity across CPD’s programs. His role also involves leading risk management initiatives and navigating audits, all while maximizing resource utilization. Darrell’s leadership in human capital management includes overseeing recruitment, workforce management, and employee relations. He also ensures operational continuity and efficient resource allocation to meet the needs of a dynamic organization.
 

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Darrell A. Clark is a seasoned leader within CPD, where he oversees the Office of Budget and Compliance (OBC), the Office of Resource Management (ORM), and the Office of Technology, Innovation, and Evaluation (OTIE). In this capacity, Darrell is responsible for managing complex budgets, ensuring financial stewardship, and maintaining fiscal integrity across CPD’s programs. His role also involves leading risk management initiatives and navigating audits, all while maximizing resource utilization. Darrell’s leadership in human capital management includes overseeing recruitment, workforce management, and employee relations. He also ensures operational continuity and efficient resource allocation to meet the needs of a dynamic organization.

Darrell is also at the forefront of advancing technology and innovation within CPD, guiding OTIE’s efforts to modernize IT systems, optimize data management, and align technology initiatives with strategic goals. His leadership ensures real-time data accessibility and improved operational efficiency in an increasingly digital landscape. Darrell began his CPD career in 2019 as Director of the Office of Technical Assistance and Management, later serving as Associate DAS for Operations. With over 20 years of experience across various HUD offices, including the Office of Public and Indian Housing and the Office of Housing/FHA, Darrell brings extensive expertise in operations management and strategic planning. He holds both a Master’s and Bachelor’s degree from Bowie State University.

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- Kay Khine, Director (Acting)

DAS for Operations
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- Lisa Carter, Director

DAS for Operations
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- Jim Williams, Director

DAS for Operations
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- Kay Khine, Director

DAS for Operations
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- Edward Turner, Director

DAS for Operations
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- Kimberly Harley, Director

DAS for Operations
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- Angela Proctor, Director

DAS for Operations
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- Moriel-Elorm Tchaou, Director

DAS for Operations
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- Alejandro Góngora, Director

DAS for Operations
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- Robin Quick, Director

DAS for Operations
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- Abu Zuberi, Director

DAS for Operations
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- James Stansell, Director

DAS for Operations
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As with Mahatma Gandhi’s infamous quote, Nadab Bynum knows that “the best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” This is his 36th year working for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. During his tenure, he has served in key leadership positions both in Washington DC (Headquarters) and Philadelphia (Field) managing more than $400 million dollars annually in community development resources. Presently, Mr. Bynum serves as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Field Operations in Washington, DC.
 

Mr. Bynum was a recipient of the Secretary’s Award for Restoring the Public Trust with the First Clean Audit in HUD’s History. Prior to coming to HUD, he served as a local Community Development Director for the Town of Delmar and City of Dover in the State of Delaware overseeing millions of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) grants ...

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As with Mahatma Gandhi’s infamous quote, Nadab Bynum knows that “the best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” This is his 36th year working for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. During his tenure, he has served in key leadership positions both in Washington DC (Headquarters) and Philadelphia (Field) managing more than $400 million dollars annually in community development resources. Presently, Mr. Bynum serves as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Field Operations in Washington, DC.

Mr. Bynum was a recipient of the Secretary’s Award for Restoring the Public Trust with the First Clean Audit in HUD’s History. Prior to coming to HUD, he served as a local Community Development Director for the Town of Delmar and City of Dover in the State of Delaware overseeing millions of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) grants funds improve the needs of poverty-stricken communities.

His love for community service began while majoring in history and political science at Delaware State University. While there, he was the youngest member named to a state-wide task force to assist in the identification of the housing, community and economic development issues facing low/moderate income individuals and families throughout the State. Since that time, he has dedicated his life to public service addressing citizens needs at the local and Federal levels. Nadab views each day as a tremendous opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of others.

Mr. Bynum currently serves as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Field Operations for the Office of the DAS for Field Operations in HUD’s Office of Community Planning and Development. Mr. Bynum recently served as Acting DAS for Economic Development where he assisted staff through transitions, advanced about $8 billion in CPF grants for more than 5,000 grantees, and helped CPD rebuild trust with Congress. Prior to that, he served for many years as Field Director for CPD’s Philadelphia Field Office, Acting Director for CPD’s former Office of Field Management, and Senior Advisor to the former DAS for Operations and GDAS where he led the early design and planning of CPD’s Office of Field Operations (OFO).

Mr. Bynum is a graduate of Delaware State University. He is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi and Sigma Pi Phi (Boule) fraternities. He serves as a Bethel AME Church Trustee and member of the Brandywine Hunt Homeowners Association.

He has been happily married for 36 years to Maria Hull-Bynum and has two adult daughters, Ashley and Alexis.

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Robert Shumeyko, Regional Director

• Connecticut (CT)
• Maine (ME)
• Massachusetts (MA)
• New Hampshire (NH)
• Rhode Island (RI)
• Vermont (VT)

Field Offices
617-994-8376

Adam Ploetz, Director

Thomas P. O'Neill Federal Building
10 Causeway Street
Room 535
Boston, MA 02222

This Field Office also covers Maine (ME), New Hampshire (NH), Rhode Island (RI), and Vermont (VT).

Field Offices
617-994-8351

Phillip McKeough, Director

20 Church Street
10th Floor
Hartford, CT 06103

Field Offices
412-644-5846

Jill Casey, Director

300 Pearl Street
Suite 301
Buffalo, NY 14202

Field Offices
716-646-7015

Abigail Ford, Director

26 Federal Plaza
Suite 3513
New York, NY 10278

Field Offices
212-542-7356

Annemarie Uebbing, Director

One Newark Center
13th Floor
Newark, NJ 07102

Field Offices
973-776-7288

Lisa Johnson, Regional Director

• Delaware (DE)
• District of Columbia (DC)
• Maryland (MD)
• Pennsylvania (PA)
• Virginia (VA)
• West Virginia (WV)

Field Offices
410-962-0000

Ebony Madyun, Director

Bank of America Tower II
100 South Charles Street
5th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21201

Field Offices
804-822-4831

Lisa Johnson, Director (Acting)

The Strawbridge Building
801 Market Street, 12th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19107

This Field Office also covers Delaware (DE).

Field Offices
410-962-0000

Jill Moyer, Director (Acting)

1000 Liberty Avenue
Suite 1000
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

This Field Office also covers West Virginia (WV).

Field Offices
412-644-5846

Ronnie Legette, Director

600 East Broad Street
Richmond, VA 23219

Field Offices
804-822-4831

Michael Rose, Director

820 First Street NE
Suite 300
Washington, DC 20002

This Field Office also covers Northern Virginia.

Field Offices
202-275-6266

Adrian Fields, Regional Director

• Alabama (AL)
• Florida (FL)
• Georgia (GA)
• Kentucky (KY)
• Mississippi (MS)
• North Carolina (NC)
• South Carolina (SC)
• Tennessee (TN)
• Puerto Rico (PR)
• US Virgin Islands (USVI)

Field Offices
678-732-2545

Roxanne McIver, Director

40 Marietta Street
Five Points Plaza
Atlanta, GA 30303

Field Offices
678-732-2545

Karen Morris, Director

Medical Forum Building
950 22nd Street North
Suite 900
Birmingham, AL 35203

Field Offices
205-745-4366

Bradley Evatt, Director

1835 Assembly Street
13th Floor
Columbia, SC 29201

Field Offices
803-765-5344

Richard Thomason, Director (Acting)

1500 Pinecroft Road
Room 401
Greensboro, NC 27407

Field Offices
336-851-8006

Ashley Lowe, Director

100 W. Capitol Street
Room 930
Jackson, MS 39269

Field Offices
601-608-1777

Lori Serino, Director

400 West Bay Street
Suite 1015
Jacksonville, FL 32202

Field Offices
904-208-6108

Erik Hoglund, Director

710 Locust Street SW
3rd Floor
Knoxville, TN 37902

Field Offices
865-474-8221

Erik Hoglund, Director (Acting)

601 W. Broadway
Suite 110
Louisville, KY 40202

Field Offices
865-474-8221

David Noguera, Director

909 SE First Avenue
Suite 500
Miami, FL 33131

Field Offices
202-664-3696

Olga De la Rosa, Director

Parque Las Americas I
235 Federico Costa Street
Suite 200
San Juan, PR 00918

This Field Office also covers the US Virgin Islands (USVI).

Field Offices
787-274-5802

Matthew Lamantia, Regional Director

• Illinois (IL)
• Indiana (IN)
• Michigan (MI)
• Minnesota (MN)
• Ohio (OH)
• Wisconsin (WI)

Field Offices
614-280-6110

Donald Kathan, Director

77 W. Jackson Boulevard
Suite 2400
Chicago, IL 60604

Field Offices
312-913-8713

Matthew Lamantia, Director (Acting)

200 North High Street
7th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215

Field Offices
614-280-6110

Keith Hernandez, Director

477 Michigan Avenue
16th Floor
Detroit, MI 48226

Field Offices
313-234-7326

Danielle Tinsley, Director

575 N. Pennsylvania Street
Suite 655
Indianapolis, IN 46204

Field Offices
317-957-7357

Garry Werra, Director

310 West Wisconsin Avenue
Suite 950
Milwaukee, WI 53203

Field Offices
419-935-6644

Marcia Kolb, Director

212 3rd Avenue South
Suite 150
Minneapolis, MN 55401

Field Offices
612-370-3055

Savin Ven Johnson, Regional Director

• Arkansas (AR)
• Louisiana (LA)
• New Mexico (NM)
• Oklahoma (OK)
• Texas (TX)

Field Offices
202-402-3430

Valerie Reed-Sweed, Director (Acting)

500 Gold Avenue SW
Suite 7301
PO Box 906
Albuquerque, NM 87103

Field Offices
505-346-7361

Shirley Henley, Director

307 W. 7th Street
Suite 1000
Fort Worth, TX 76102

Field Offices
817-978-5951

Stacia Johnson, Director

1331 Lamar Street
Suite 550
Houston, TX 77010

Field Offices
713-718-3279

David Blick, Director

425 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1000
Little Rock, AR 72201

Field Offices
501-918-5706

Cheryl Breaux, Director

500 Poydras Street
9th Floor
New Orleans, LA 70130

Field Offices
504-671-3007

Earl Cook, Director

301 NW 6th Street
Suite 200
Oklahoma City, OK 73102

Field Offices
405-609-8569

Valerie Reed-Sweed, Director

615 E. Houston Street
Suite 347
San Antonio, TX 78205

Field Offices
505-346-7361

Dana Buckner, Regional Director

• Iowa (IA)
• Kansas (KS)
• Missouri (MO)
• Nebraska (NE)

Field Offices
913-551-5546

John Laverty, Director

400 State Avenue
Gateway Tower II
Room 200
Kansas City, KS 66101

This Field Office also covers Western Missouri.

Field Offices
816-448-2838

Anderson Stoute, Director

1616 Capitol Avenue
Suite 329
Omaha, NE 68102

This Field Office also covers Iowa (IA).

Field Offices
402-492-3145

Dominique Waters, Director

1222 Spruce Street
Suite 3203
St. Louis, MO 63103

Field Offices
314-418-5260

Noemi Ghirghi, Regional Director

• Colorado (CO)
• Montana (MT)
• North Dakota (ND)
• South Dakota (SD)
• Utah (UT)
• Wyoming (WY)

Field Offices
303-672-5414

Noemi Ghirghi, Director (Acting)

1670 Broadway
24th Floor
Denver, CO 80202

This Field Office also covers Montana (MT), North Dakota (ND), South Dakota (SD), Utah (UT), and Wyoming (WY).

Field Offices
303-672-5414

Rufus Washington, Regional Director

• Arizona (AZ)
• California (CA)
• Hawaii (HI)
• Nevada (NV)
• American Samoa (AS)
• Guam (GU)
• The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI)

Field Offices
213-534-2555

Mark Chandler, Director

1132 Bishop Street
Suite 1400
Honolulu, HI 96813

This Field Office also covers American Samoa (AS), The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), and Guam (GU).

Field Offices
808-457-4678

Rebecca Blanco, Director

300 N. Los Angeles Street
Suite 4054
Los Angeles, CA 90012

Field Offices
212-542-7409

Alice Walkup, Director

One Sansome Street
Suite 1200
San Francisco, CA 94104

This Field Office also covers Nevada (NV) and Arizona (AZ).

Field Offices
415-489-6584

Carma Reed, Regional Director

• Alaska (AK)
• Idaho (ID)
• Oregon (OR)
• Washington (WA)

Field Offices
907-677-9890

Carma Reed, Director (Acting)

3000 C Street
Suite 401
Anchorage, AK 99503

Field Offices
907-677-9890

Mark Mitchell, Director

Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt Federal Office
1220 SW 3rd Avenue
Suite 400
Portland, OR 97204

This Field Office also covers Idaho (ID).

Field Offices
971-222-2612

John Schelling, Director

909 First Avenue
Suite 200
Seattle, WA 98104

Field Offices
907-677-9890