2026 EPA Region 4 Radon Stakeholders Meeting

Thanks for Joining Us in Lawrenceville, GA, May 27-29, 2026!

Final Agenda

Attendee List 5.26.26

 

 

May 27, 2026: CE 8 hours ($160)


KSU-1100 Radon Measurement Standards Review and Discussion (counts for standards review for NRPP) - 8:30am-12:30pm - 4hr CE - $80

KSU-1600 Radon MItigaiton Standards Review and Discussion (counts for standards review for NRPP) - 1:30pm-5:30pm - 4hr CE - $80

May 28-29, 2026: 

Final Agenda

EPA Region 4 Radon Stakeholders Meeting - Thursday

Meeting is 1.5 days

Location: UGA Gwinnett Campus  | 2530 Sever Rd. NW  |  Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043

Time: 8:30 - 5:30

EPA Region 4 Radon Stakeholder Meeting Workshop - Getting Radon Work Done - Friday

Meeting is 1.5 days

Location: UGA Gwinnett Campus  | 2530 Sever Rd. NW  |  Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043

Time: 8:30 - noon

 

--------------2026 EPA Region 4 Radon Stakeholders' Meeting Resources 2026--------------

Welcome and Announcements 
    Rebecca Cantrell - UGA Radon Educator
    Dr. Allisen Penn - Assoc. Dean of Extension and Outreach, UGA
    Dr. Swarn Chatterjee - Dept Head of Financial, Housing, and Consumer Economics, UGA
    Ben Hall - Asst. Dir. Faculty & Student Support Services, UGA Gwinett Campus

Day 1

A Personal Experience of Lung Cancer - Chris Draft, White Ribbon Project
   Sunday NFL Countdown Video: Keasha & Chris Draft Story

Radon Outreach Partners in Georgia
   Rockdale Fire Department Radon Project Video
   Georgia Library Services Radon Project

U.S. EPA Agency Update - Mary Reynolds, EPA Region 4

CRCPD Update - Adela Salame-Alfie, CRCPD

Indoor Environments Association (IEA) - Kyle Hoylman, Protect Environmental/IEA
    Florida IEA Chapter - Kyle Hoylman, Protect Environmental
    Kentucky IEA Chapter - Laura Armul, Sun Radon
    North Carolina IEA Chapter - Myca Bruno
    Tennessee IEA Chapter - Phil McDonnell

National Radon Safety Board - Carolyn Vick, NRSB

National Radon Proficiency Program - Kyle Hoylman, IEA

State and Tribal Reports

Integrating Radon Data into State and Community Health Assessments - Phillip Gibson, North Carolina Radon PRogram Coordinator

Social Media for Radon Outreach: States & Professionals 
   Rebecca Cantrell, UGA Radon Educator
   Stephanie Lehmkuhl, Living Solutions

RRNC in Large Buildings - Matt Koch, ACS

AI in Radon
   NC Radon Video Production with AI - Phillip Gibson, NC Radon Program Coordinator
   Peoria Radon Mitigation's AI Phone Assistant - Jim Emanuels, Peoria Radon Mitigation/Ben Miller, Service Booster

American Lung Association (ALA) - Alexis Gigliello

 

Media Info from 2025 Meeting

Reaching New Audiences and Engaging in New Communities Workshop - Angie Jordin

 

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What is Radon?

Radon is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, and chemically inert radioactive gas. It is formed by the natural radioactive decay of uranium in rock, soil, and water. It can be found in all 50 states. Testing for it is the only way of telling how much is present.

 

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  • National Radon Hotline: Purchase radon test kits by phone.
    1 (800) SOS-RADON (767-7236)
     
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