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  1. Office Staff

Greg Barranco

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Greg Barranco is on detail until December 2025 and was previously the Government Affairs and Partnerships Team Lead.

Branch & Team
Partnerships and Accountability Branch, Partnerships Team
Groups
Budget and Finance Workgroup
Strategic Engagement Team
Strategy Review System Workgroup
Organization
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Email
barranco.greg@epa.gov
Phone
(410) 267-5778
Address
1750 Forest Drive Suite 130
Annapolis, Maryland 21401

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