OUR STAFF
The roster at the GLWQD consists of three full-time staff comprised of a hydrogeologist, surface water quality specialist and district manager. We also employ a temporary project support staff/field technician during the busy summertime field season. Please peruse the information below to meet our staff!
Cameron Enright, District Manager
Cameron is a hydrologist with a B.S. in Environmental Physical Science from Black Hills State University. Previously in his career, Cameron worked with the U.S. Forest Service as a hydrologist to assist in the management of watersheds in our forests. His work spanned many water resource areas ranging from cataloging of hydrologic features, performing channel morphology assessments, administering water rights, hydrologic modelling in a post-fire environment, conducting snow surveys, process based restoration, and more. Cameron is excited to apply his knowledge of watersheds at a community scale here in the Gallatin Local Water Quality District.
Outside of work, Cameron enjoys many outdoor pursuits including fly fishing, hunting (especially for upland birds with his yellow lab, Frija), rafting, camping, and snowboarding. He especially enjoys the interaction with water these ventures bring.
For any questions or concerns regarding water quality within the Gallatin Local Water Quality District, Cameron can be reached at (406) 582-3145. Email inquiries can be sent to glwqd@gallatin.mt.gov
Andrew Mulder, Water Quality Specialist
Andrew is a hydrogeologist with a B.S. in Geology from Calvin University and additional hydrogeology training from Western Michigan University. Earlier in his career, he worked with an engineering firm in New Mexico on large-scale water resource development projects. His experience includes design and construction management for the drilling of municipal water supply wells exceeding 3,000 feet in depth, project management for environmental monitoring well installations, interpretation of hydrogeologic conditions using geophysical logging and field data, groundwater quality sampling and analysis for regulatory compliance, and more. Andrew looks forward to applying his knowledge and experience to support the work of the Gallatin Local Water Quality District.
Outside of work, Andrew enjoys bowhunting, fly fishing, mountain biking, and travelling with his wife and their golden retriever, Morris. Unlike many people in Bozeman, he spends snowy days planning a vacation somewhere warm rather than hitting the slopes – though he’s just as happy reading or learning about his hobbies or taking his dog for a walk.
For any questions or concerns regarding water quality within the Gallatin Local Water Quality District, Andrew can be reached at (406) 582-3148. Email inquiries can be sent to glwqd@gallatin.mt.gov.
BOARD OF ADVISORS
| Name | Representing |
| Jennifer Boyer | Governing Body of Gallatin County |
| Currently Vacant | City of Bozeman “At-Large” |
| John Edwards | Gallatin County Board of Health |
| Terry Cunningham | Governing Body of City of Bozeman |
| Currently Vacant | Town of Manhattan “At-Large” |
| Alan English | City of Belgrade “At-Large” |
| Kristine Menicucci | Governing Body of City of Belgrade |
| Traig Howells | Governing Body of Town of Manhattan |
| Briana Schultz | Governing Body of Gallatin Conservation District |
Gallatin Local Water Quality District 
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