WWFOCB about the board

About the board
Representing certified water treatment or domestic wastewater treatment facility operator with highest level of certification available in Colorado.
Travis Scurlock (Vice Chair)	Elizabeth, CO	Term Expires: 6/30/25
Ceila Rethamel (Secretary)	Littleton, CO	Term Expires: 6/30/27
Representing various interest in the water and wastewater facility certification program with geographical representation.
Wendy Asay (Chair)	Colorado Springs, CO	Term Expires: 6/30/25
Joshua Meck	Firestone, CO	Term Expires: 6/30/26
Benjamin Hoffman	Grand Junction, CO	Term Expires: 6/30/28
Representing certified industrial wastewater treatment facility operator or other representative of a private entity that operates an industrial wastewater treatment facility.
Dave Lewis	Livermore, CO	Term Expires: 6/30/26
Representing water and wastewater facility serving rural areas.
Logan Hartle	Durango, CO	Term Expires: 6/30/27
Representing city manager, manager of a special district, or utility manager in a city, county, or city and county that operates a domestic water or wastewater treatment facility.
Ortilano (Bobby) Oligo	Aurora, CO	Term Expires: 6/30/28
Representing Colorado Rural Water Association.
Allen Coyne	Julesburg, CO	Term Expires: 6/30/28
Representing the Department of Public Health & Environment, EX-OFFICIO member.
Armando Herald	Littleton, CO	Term Expires: 6/30/28

The WWFOCB consists of ten members with staggered four-year terms.
Board members are appointed by the governor.
Specific qualifications for WWFOCB members are set forth at 25-9-103, C.R.S.
The board meets approximately ten times a year, with most meetings held in Denver. The February meeting is generally held in conjunction with the Colorado Rural Water Association annual conference.
Submit an application and resumé to the Governor's Office of Boards and Commissions.

Jojo La
Interim Board administrator