Experience

Snavely King Majoros O’Connor & Bedell, Inc., Washington D.C.

Director of Utility Infrastructure Analyses (July 2007 - present)

Mr. Stoffel assists professional and technical staff in the evaluation, safe operation, maintenance and management of water and wastewater utility systems. Mr. Stoffel is an experienced manager of both water distribution and wastewater collection systems, and as such has identified and implemented cutting edge performance indicator based evaluation systems to judge the efficiency and cost effectiveness of utility operations and management.

Mr. Stoffel assists municipalities and public utility systems in the development of asset management programs, system vulnerability assessments, emergency response plans and system security programs. He also understand the financial constraints under which public utility systems operate, and has developed system optimization programs as alternatives to privatization.

In addition, Mr. Stoffel designs and delivers innovative training projects for managers, engineers and operators of water and wastewater utilities, and the many training events he has delivered over the last 15 years throughout the country have consistently earned the very highest student evaluation scores.

GLS Environmental Associates

President (2004-2007)

As an owner of a full service operations, maintenance and training consulting company, Mr. Stoffel served the water and wastewater utility sector. He has assisted Anne Arundel County (Md.), the District of Columbia and the cities of Springfield, Mass., Philadelphia, Pa., Easton, Md., as well as the Maryland Center for Environmental Training at the College of Southern Maryland

(La Plata, Md.) and the Delaware Technical Community College (Georgetown, Del.).

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL.

Adjunct Faculty (2006 to Present)

Mr. Stoffel develops and provides training in water and wastewater system operations, maintenance and management to industry professionals at the university’s Center for Training, Research and Education for Environmental Occupations (TREEO).

Department of Public Works

Anne Arundel County Maryland

Utility Maintenance Superintendent (1994-2004)

Mr. Stoffel was responsible for managing, maintaining and upgrading the County's 1100 mile water distribution system.

Prior to 1994, Mr. Stoffel was Manager of Anne Arundel County's Utility System Evaluation and Rehabilitation Division, where he was responsible for managing the activities required to establish asset management solutions for the county’s water and wastewater infrastructure.

EDUCATION:

University of Baltimore, School of Business; 1991, B.S., cum laude, Management concentration

Anne Arundel Community College, 1986 -1988; Civil Engineering Technology Concentration

LICENSES and CERTIFICATES:

CET (Certified Environmental Trainer), National Environmental Training Association

State of Maryland Operator Certifications in both Wastewater Collection and Water Distribution

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

American Water Works Association

Water Environment Federation

National Environmental Safety and Health Training Association