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Elizabeth Wick started her environmental career with Ohio EPA in the Northwest District Office in the Division of Surface Water in 1987. During her time at Ohio EPA, she inspected numerous municipal and industrial wastewater treatment plants, reviewed detailed engineering plans, and assisted facilities with attaining and maintaining compliance. Elizabeth was the manager of the division for nine years, overseeing the stormwater, 401, pretreatment, water quality, and NPDES permitting programs. She started working with EnviroScience in 2021.

Elizabeth has a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Toledo. She is a registered Professional Engineer and a Class III certified wastewater operator in the state of Ohio. Her regulatory background enables her to be a strong advocate for facilities and simplify environmental compliance.

Elizabeth provides expert services in NPDES permit support and municipal services such as pretreatment program support and TRE investigations.

She is an active member of the Ohio Water Environment Association where she has served on both the NW Section and State Executive Committees, the Publications Committee, and now serves as a WEF delegate.