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EGLE Lobbyable Public Officials

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Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy

EGLE Lobbyable Public Officials

Lobbyable Public Officials are defined in the Michigan Lobby Registration Act and are essentially persons who may use personal discretion in deciding whether or not to engage in some type of legislative or administrative action. In EGLE, this includes the Director and the department's three deputy directors.

  • Phillip Roos, Director
  • Aaron Keatley, Chief Deputy Director
  • Ann Larson, Deputy Director
  • Travis Boeskool, Senior Deputy Director

For additional information, visit the Secretary of State's webpage on Michigan's Lobbyable Public Officials.