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Where Our Dive Units are Located

EPA has scientific divers based in seven offices around the country. See the map or contact list below to find the Dive Officer for each unit.

U.S. map showing the locations of EPA's scientific diving units (Boston, MA; Edison, NJ; Philadelphia, PA; Atlanta, GA; Sabine Island, FL; Dallas TX; Newport, OR; and Seattle, WA).
  • Boston, MA (EPA Region 1), Phil Colarusso (colarusso.phil@epa.gov), Unit Diving Officer.
  • Edison, NJ (EPA HQ), Scott Grossman (grossman.scott@epa.gov), 732-261-1140, Chair, Diving Safety Board, Unit Diving Officer.
  • Philadelphia, PA (EPA Region 3), David Light (light.david@epa.gov), Technical Director, Unit Diving Officer.
  • Atlanta, GA (EPA Region 4), Annie Whitley (whitley.annie@epa.gov), Unit Diving Officer.
  • Sabine Island, Florida (Office of Research and Development, Gulf Ecosystem Measurement and Modeling Division), Cheryl Hankins (hankins.cheryl@epa.gov), 850-934-9340, Training Director.
  • Sabine Island, Florida (Office of Research and Development, Gulf Ecosystem Measurement and Modeling Division), Adam Glahn (glahn.adam@epa.gov), 850-934-9378, Unit Diving Officer.
  • Newport, OR (Office of Research and Development, Western Ecology Division), T Chris Mochon-Collura (mochoncollura.tchris@epa.gov), Unit Diving Officer.
  • Seattle, WA (Region 10), Chad Schulze (schulze.chad@epa.gov), Unit Diving Officer.

Working with EPA divers

Our divers primarily support EPA's programs, but we also participate in joint diving activities under formal reciprocity agreements with a variety of organizations, including other federal and state agencies, universities, and private sector groups.

If your agency or organization is interested in conducting a joint diving project with EPA, please contact the Unit Diving Officer nearest you in the list above.

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Last updated on January 13, 2025
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