Amy Lewis has a Master’s in Hydrology from New Mexico Tech and 35 years of experience working in New Mexico as a hydrologist for the private and public sectors. Amy has worked as an independent hydrologic consultant since 2002 and recently renamed her business HydroAnalytics LLC. Her water resource investigations have involved both water quality and water quantity issues. Work experiences include groundwater modeling, municipal, regional and state water planning, field work, and database and GIS development. She has applied and constructed numerical groundwater models to analyze complex hydrologic issues and has successfully collaborated with diverse stakeholders to address water problems. Her field work experience includes drilling wells, measuring water levels, conducting seepage studies, designing, permitting and overseeing the construction of stream gages, and installing and maintaining precipitation stations. She has managed numerous projects and prepared technical reports for the Office of the State Engineer (OSE), the Interstate Stream Commission (ISC), Native American Pueblos and Nations and decision makers.

Greg Lewis has over 35 years of experience working on water-resource issues in New Mexico in both the public and private sectors. Greg obtained his Master’s in Hydrology from New Mexico Tech. Greg has extensive experience working on both the Pecos River and the Rio Grande during the 13 years (2003-2016) he worked for the ISC. Greg served 8 years as ISC’s Pecos Basin Manager and 5 years coordinating ISC’s technical efforts on the Lower Rio Grande in response to then-threatened litigation by the State of Texas. Greg also served over four years as the OSE/ISC’s representative on the New Mexico Water Quality Commission, where he was responsible for reviewing complex permitting issues under the New Mexico Water Quality Act, and review of various activities conducted under the Federal Clean Water Act. Greg’s earlier experience includes serving as the New Mexico Environment Department’s (NMED)Water and Waste Management Division Director (1999-2003), and 10 years in private consulting. He brings a broad water-resources background including work on both water-quantity and water-quality issues.