Office of Policy, Management and Budget
The Office of Policy, Management and Budget (PMB) is situated within the Office of the Secretary and is responsible for a variety of cross-cutting management and operational issues that directly affect the Department's ability to fulfill its mission. The Assistant Secretary-PMB leads the office and serves as the agency's Chief Financial Officer, Chief Acquisition Officer, and Chief Performance Officer.
The office is broken into the following six issue areas; each is led by a Deputy Assistant Secretary.
- Troy Finnegan, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Exercising the Delegated Authority of the Assistant Secretary – Policy, Management and Budget
- Eva Vrana, Deputy Assistant Secretary – Policy & Environmental Management
- Andrea Brandon, Deputy Assistant Secretary – Budget, Finance, Grants, and Acquisition
- Rachel Borra, Deputy Assistant Secretary – Human Capital, Learning and Safety
- Jacqueline Jones, Deputy Assistant Secretary – Administrative Services
- Lisa Branum, Deputy Assistant Secretary – Public Safety, Resource Management and Emergency Services
- Rotimi Abimbola, Chief of Staff
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Office Overview
PMB plays an important role in policy development, analysis and enforcement for the Department. -
Policy & Environmental Management
Responsible for the management of Department wide programs that support the response, clean-up, damage assessment, and restoration of lands and trust resources injured by hazardous substance releases and oil spills. -
Budget, Finance, Grants & Acquisition
Coordinates the Department’s interactions with the House and Senate Appropriations Committees and the Office of Management and Budget, -
Human Capital
Responsible for the coordination of the equal employment, federally-assisted and -conducted, special emphasis, and affirmative employment activities and programs. -
Administrative Services
Oversees a number of major Department-wide transformational initiatives designed to promote greater efficiency and effectiveness of Departmental operations. -
Public Safety, Resource Protection and Emergency Services
Responsible for leadership and strategic guidance in four primary areas: law enforcement, security, intelligence, and technology.