My Clean Water Story: Martha Shimkin

A river cuts through a wetland, with a reflective statue of a person implying unity. — Part of a sculpture titled "One Flock" by Scottish artist Rob Mulholland reflects its surroundings at Paradise Creek Nature Park in Portsmouth, Virginia. (Photo by Will Parson/Chesapeake Bay Program)

About the author

Martha Shimkin
shimkin.martha@epa.gov

Martha brings a diverse and varied background from over 25 years at the Environmental Protection Agency to the Chesapeake Bay Program. She has worked for the past three years in the Office of Water at EPA headquarters, serving as acting Deputy Director, Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds, and Office of Wastewater Management, as well as in the Office of Water Immediate Office where she led preparation for the Presidential transition in 2020 and served as acting Deputy Assistant Administrator during the transition. Martha has also served as acting Director, Land and Chemicals Division, in EPA’s MidAtlantic Regional office (Region3) for 5 months in 2017-2018. Throughout her EPA career, Martha has created and managed many programs and policies, led regulatory development, and developed agency plans for implementing new laws.

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