[United States Government Manual]
[July 01, 1995]
[Pages 690-700]
[From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
409 Third Street SW., Washington, DC 20416
Phones: Personnel locator, 202-205-6600; Answer desk, 800-U-ASK-SBA
(toll-free); Fraud-waste, 202-205-7151
Administrator Philip Lader
Deputy Administrator Cassandra M. Pulley
Chief of Staff Missy Kincaid
Counselor to the Administrator Jeanne Saddler
Associate Administrator for Field Operations (vacancy)
Director, Executive Secretariat Susan M. Clifford
Chief Counsel for Advocacy Jere W. Glover
General Counsel John T. Spotila
Assistant Administrator for Congressional and Mary K. Swedin
Legislative Affairs
Associate Administrator for Communications and William F. Combs
Public Liaison
Assistant Administrator for Public Janis F. Kearney
Communications
Assistant Administrator for Marketing/Outreach Irma R. Munoz
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Chief Financial Officer and Associate Deputy John D. Whitmore
Administrator for Management and
Administration
Deputy Associate Deputy Administrator for Douglas Criscitello
Management and Administration
Assistant Administrator for Human Resources Carolyn J. Smith
Assistant Administrator for Administration Calvin Jenkins
Assistant Administrator for Information Lawrence E. Barrett
Resources Management
Associate Deputy Administrator for Economic Mary Jean Ryan
Development
Deputy Associate Deputy Administrator for Patricia Forbes
Economic Development
Associate Administrator for Surety Guarantees Dorothy D. Kleeschulte
Associate Administrator for Financial John R. Cox
Assistance
Associate Administrator for Investment Robert D. Stillman
Associate Administrator for Business Monika Harrison
Initiatives
Assistant Administrator for International Trade Jeanne Sclater
Assistant Administrator for Veterans Affairs Leon J. Bechet
Associate Administrator for Small Business Johnnie Albertson
Development Centers
Assistant Administrator for Women's Business (vacancy)
Ownership
Assistant Administrator for Native American Quanah Stamps
Affairs
Associate Deputy Administrator for Government Robert L. Neal, Jr.
Contracting and Minority Enterprise
Development
Deputy to the Associate Deputy Administrator Robert J. Moffitt
for GC/MED
Associate Administrator for Government Thomas Dumaresq
Contracting
Associate Administrator for Minority Small Herbert Mitchell
Business and Capital Ownership Development
Assistant Administrator for Technology Richard J. Shane,
Acting
Assistant Administrator for Size Standards Gary M. Jackson
Inspector General James S. Hoobler
Associate Administrator for Disaster Assistance Bernard Kulik
Assistant Administrator for Hearings and Mona Mitnick, Acting
Appeals
Assistant Administrator for Equal Employment Erline M. Patrick
Opportunity and Civil Rights Compliance
[For the Small Business Administration statement of organization, see
the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 13, Part 101]
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The fundamental purposes of the Small Business Administration are to
aid, counsel, assist, and protect the interests of small business;
ensure that small business concerns receive a fair portion of Government
purchases, contracts, and subcontracts, as well as of the sales of
Government property; make loans to small business concerns, State and
local development companies, and the victims of floods or other
catastrophes, or of certain types of economic injury; and license,
regulate, and make loans to small business investment companies.
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The Small Business Administration (SBA) was created by the Small
Business Act of 1953 and derives its present existence and authority
from the Small Business Act (15 U.S.C. 631 et seq.). It also derives its
authority from the Small Business Investment Act of 1958 (15 U.S.C.
661). The Secretary of Commerce has delegated to the Administration
certain responsibilities and functions under section 202 of the Public
Works and Economic Development Act of 1965 (42 U.S.C. 3142) and is
further authorized to delegate to the Administrator certain
responsibilities and functions under chapter 3 of the Trade Act of 1974
(19 U.S.C. 2101).
Activities
Financial Assistance The Administration provides guaranteed, direct, or
immediate participation loans to small business concerns to help them
finance plant construction, conversion, or expansion and acquire
equipment, facilities, machinery, supplies, or materials. It also
provides them with working capital. Since enactment of the act of June
4, 1976 (90 Stat. 663), farming enterprises are included within the term
``small business concerns.''
The Administration is authorized to make direct loans to individuals
with disabilities and nonprofit organizations employing these
individuals in the production of goods or services. Direct loans are
also available to Vietnam and disabled veterans and to eligible section
8(a) contractors. The Administration may provide loans to finance
residential or commercial construction or rehabilitation for sale; loans
to small business concerns located in urban or rural areas, with high
proportions of unemployed or low-income individuals, or owned by low-
income individuals; extensions and revolving lines of credit for export
purposes to enable small business concerns to develop foreign markets
and obtain pre-export financing; and guarantee loans to qualified
employee trusts with respect to small business concerns. The
Administration may finance small firms that manufacture, sell, install,
service, or develop specific energy measures including engineering,
architectural, consulting, or other professional services connected with
eligible energy measures.
The Administration may also provide assistance to small business
concerns needing small-scale financing and technical assistance through
loans and grants to private, nonprofit organizations who, in turn, make
microloans and provide technical assistance to eligible concerns.
Under the provisions of sections 501-506 of the Small Business
Investment Act (15 U.S.C. 695, 696), loans are made to State and local
development companies, who, likewise, assist small business concerns by
providing long-term loans for the acquisition of land and buildings,
construction, conversion or expansion of facilities, and the purchase of
machinery and equipment.
For further information, contact the Office of Financial Assistance.
Phone, 202-205-6490.
Disaster Assistance The Administration also lends money to help the
victims of floods, riots, or other catastrophes repair or replace most
disaster-damaged property. Direct loans with subsidized interest rates
are made to assist small businesses and small agricultural cooperatives
without credit elsewhere that have sustained substantial economic injury
resulting from natural disasters.
For further information, contact the Office of Disaster Assistance.
Phone, 202-205-6734.
Investment The Administration licenses, regulates, and provides
financial assistance to small business investment companies, and section
301(d) licensees (formerly minority enterprise small business investment
companies). The sole function of these investment companies is to
provide venture capital in the form of equity financing, long-term loan
funds, and management services to small business concerns.
For further information, contact the Investment Division. Phone, 202-
205-6510.
Surety Bonds Through its Surety Bond Guarantee Program, the
Administration
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helps to make the contract bonding process accessible to small and
emerging contractors who find bonding unavailable. It will guarantee to
reimburse a qualified surety up to 90 percent of losses incurred under
bid, payment, or performance bonds issued to small contractors on
contracts valued up to $1.25 million. The contracts may be for
construction, supplies, manufacturing, or services provided by either a
prime contractor or subcontractor for governmental or nongovernmental
work.
For further information, contact the Office of Surety Guarantee. Phone,
202-205-6540.
Government Contracting The Administration works closely with purchasing
agencies of the Federal Government and with the Nation's leading
contractors in developing policies and procedures that will increase the
number of contracts going to small business.
The Administration provides a wide range of services to small firms
to help them obtain and fulfill Government contracts and subcontracts.
It sets aside suitable Government purchases for competitive award to
small business concerns and provides an appeal procedure for a low-
bidding small firm whose ability to perform a contract is questioned by
the contracting officer. The Administration develops subcontract
opportunities for small businesses by maintaining close contact with
prime contractors and referring qualified small firms to them. It
cooperates with Federal agencies in setting procurement goals for small
businesses, small disadvantaged businesses, and small women-owned
businesses for prime contracts and subcontracts.
The Administration maintains a computerized small business source
referral system that provides qualified sources for Federal Government
and large business procurements. It cooperates with Government agencies
in ensuring that small firms have an opportunity to procure a fair share
of Government property, such as timber, royalty oil, strategic
materials, and mineral leases, that is sold to the private sector. The
Administration also works with Federal agencies to ensure that small
firms have a fair opportunity to acquire surplus Government property.
For further information, contact the Office of Government Contracting.
Phone, 202-205-6460.
Business Initiatives The Administration develops and cosponsors courses
and conferences, prepares informational leaflets and booklets, and
encourages research into the operations of small business concerns. It
counsels and conducts management workshops and courses for established
as well as prospective businesspersons, and enlists the volunteer aid of
retired and active executives in assisting small businesses with
management and technical services. It also contracts with college and
university schools of business for counseling services by qualified
students. The Administration utilizes the private sector to obtain
maximum leverage from all programs in achieving goals and in meeting the
needs of the small business community.
For further information, contact the Office of Business Initiatives.
Phone, 202-205-6665.
Minority Enterprise Development Sections 7(j) and 8(a) of the Small
Business Act provide the authority for the Minority Enterprise
Development Program. The Development Program is a multi-faceted program
designed to promote business ownership by socially and economically
disadvantaged persons. Its components include the 8(a) program, the 7(j)
management and technical assistance program, and the minority outreach
program.
Participation in the 8(a) program is available to small businesses
that are at least 51 percent unconditionally owned, controlled, and
managed by one or more individuals determined by SBA to be socially and
economically disadvantaged. In order to gain approval for participation
in the 8(a) program, the firms must sell goods and/or services that the
Federal Government purchases, and demonstrate the potential for
successful business development.
Program participants receive a wide variety of services from SBA
including
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management and technical assistance, loans, and Federal contracts.
Under 8(a) program authority, SBA contracts with Federal Government
entities to provide goods and services and, in turn, subcontracts the
performance of these contracts to 8(a) program participants.
Information regarding the program and 8(a) program applications are
provided by SBA's district offices. The Administration's Division of
Certification and Eligibility addresses issues related to 8(a) program
eligibility. The Division of Program Development handles matters related
to 8(a) contract awards and the business development of 8(a) participant
firms.
Under section 7(j) program authority, SBA provides management and
technical assistance to section 8(a) program participants, other
socially and economically disadvantaged persons, and those businesses
operating in low- income or high-unemployment areas. The Administration
enters into cooperative agreements and contracts with qualified
organizations and individuals, including businesses, State and local
governments, educational institutions, Indian tribes, and nonprofit
organizations to provide this assistance. At the local level, services
are provided on a one-to-one basis in the areas of bookkeeping and
accounting services, production, engineering and technical advice,
feasibility studies, marketing analysis and advertising expertise, legal
services, and specialized management training. At the regional and
national levels, SBA funds innovative programs to provide for services
in such areas as transition management for 8(a) firms, competitive
marketing strategies, financing, comprehensive business plans, and
financial management services. The Administration's Division of
Management and Technical Assistance administers the 7(j) program.
The minority outreach program provides a broad range of assistance
to firms owned by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals by
providing information and networking opportunities through a variety of
programs. The Administration has combined its efforts with those of
private industry, banks, local communities, and other Federal agencies
to provide this assistance. The Administration's outreach efforts
include publishing a newsletter, entering into cooperative agreements
with major corporations to establish an information network with SBA
regarding contracting opportunities for firms owned by disadvantaged
individuals. The network would provide an electronic bulletin board to
disseminate information about potential Federal and private sector
contracting opportunities, and would sponsor numerous events designed to
foster business development for economically disadvantaged firms. The
Division of Minority Small Business Outreach, working in conjunction
with other program divisions, is responsible for the Administration's
outreach efforts.
For further information, contact the Office of Minority Enterprise
Development. Phone, 202-205-6410.
Advocacy The Office of Advocacy evaluates the impact on small
businesses of legislative proposals and other public policy issues by
preparing policy papers and by conducting research having an impact on
small business. The Office conducts economic and statistical research
into matters affecting the competitive strength of small business. The
Office also researches the effect of Federal laws, programs, and
regulations on small business and makes recommendations to Federal
agencies for appropriate adjustments to meet the needs of small
business.
The Chief Counsel for Advocacy is the Government's principal
advocate of small business. The Office promotes the position of small
business with Federal agencies and State and local governments;
maintains liaison with trade and professional organizations; and serves
as the major source of information about the Government for small
business.
The Chief Counsel for Advocacy has specific responsibilities for
monitoring the performance of Federal agencies under the Regulatory
Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 601) and the patent and
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trademark laws amendments (35 U.S.C. 301).
For further information, contact the Office of Advocacy. Phone, 202-205-
6533.
Women's Business Ownership The Women's Business Ownership Program, with
a constituency of more than 5 million women business owners generating
over $278.1 billion in gross receipts, was formed to implement a
national policy to support women entrepreneurs. It operates under the
authority and mandate of Executive Order 12138 of May 18, 1979, and the
Small Business Act (15 U.S.C. 631). Its functions are carried out by the
Office of Women's Business Ownership and their network of district and
regional representatives.
The Office develops and coordinates a national program to increase
the strength, profitability, and visibility of women-owned businesses,
while making maximum use of existing government and private-sector
resources.
The Office develops and recommends national pilot programs in the
private sector to provide training and counseling in the initiation,
management, and financing of women-owned businesses. It encourages
access to capital formation through trade organizations and management
consultants who provide financial education and counseling tailored to
the needs of women business owners. The Office seeks out and adapts
existing small business skills development programs to the needs of
potential and actual women business owners and encourages delivery
through existing private-sector organizations, SCORE, SBDC, ACE, and SBA
regional and district offices throughout the country.
The Office also has created a national mentoring program, the
Women's Network for Entrepreneurial Training, which links seasoned
entrepreneurs to women business owners ready for expansion.
To accomplish this mainstreaming approach, the Office cooperates
with existing Administration programs to develop, implement, and
evaluate all activities to ensure equal access for women business
owners.
In conjunction with the Office of International Trade, the Office of
Women's Business Ownership supports the expansion of women-owned
businesses into the global marketplace by offering training conferences
and resources to prepare such businesses for exporting services and
products overseas.
The Women's Business Ownership Act of 1988 and the Women's Business
Development Act of 1991 authorized SBA to establish demonstration
projects to provide long-term training and counseling for women, and a
guaranteed loan program for loans not exceeding $50,000. It also
established a National Women's Business Council, whose mission is to
submit annual recommendations to the President and Congress on ways to
improve opportunities for women-owned businesses, and to develop a long-
range strategy for supporting such businesses.
In addition, the Office is responsible for negotiating with Federal
agencies to set annual Governmentwide goals to increase Federal prime
contracts with women-owned businesses. It is responsible for increasing
and monitoring the number of women in the Administration-operated
Procurement Automated Source System from which Government agencies and
major corporations extract profiles of potential bidders.
For further information, contact the Office of Women's Business
Ownership. Phone, 202-205-6673.
Veterans Affairs The main objective of the Veterans Affairs program is
to advocate for assistance to veterans in business or those who wish to
start businesses. The Office of Veterans Affairs monitors and reviews
the Administration's financial, procurement, and management assistance
programs for ``special consideration'' for veterans. These efforts
include the development and implementation of procurement and other
specialized training, consultant services, and conferences tailored to
the special needs of veterans. The Office
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also maintains liaison with Federal agencies, State and local
governments, and private organizations to ensure maximum use of existing
programs to assist veterans, and it advocates new and more effective
programs to benefit veteran small business.
For further information, contact the Office of Veterans Affairs. Phone,
202-205-6773.
Innovation, Research and Technology The Office of Innovation, Research
and Technology has authority and responsibility for coordinating and
monitoring the Governmentwide activities of the Small Business
Innovation Research Program (SBIR). In accordance with the Small
Business Research and Development Enhancement Act of 1992, as amended
(15 U.S.C. 631 note), the Office develops and issues policy directives
for the general conduct of the programs within the Federal Government
and maintains a source file and information program to provide each
interested and qualified small business concern with information on
opportunities to compete for SBIR program awards. The Office also
coordinates with each participating Federal agency in developing a
master release schedule of all program solicitations; publishes the
Presolicitation Announcement quarterly, which contains pertinent facts
on upcoming solicitations; and surveys and monitors program operations
within the Federal Government and reports on the progress of the program
each year to Congress.
The program has four main objectives: to expand and improve the
small business innovation research program; to emphasize the program's
goal of increasing private sector commercialization of technology
developed through Federal research and development; to increase small
business participation in Federal research and development; and to
improve the Federal Government's dissemination of information concerning
the small business innovation research program, particularly with regard
to program participation by women-owned small business concerns and by
socially and economically disadvantaged small business concerns.
For further information, contact the Office of Technology. Phone, 202-
205-6450.
International Trade The Office of International Trade develops and
recommends agency policy regarding the International Trade Program. To
this end, the Office develops plans, operating procedures, and standards
to effectively strengthen and improve the agency's International Trade
Program for small business; develops new methods and techniques for
assisting small businesses entering international markets; and plans,
develops, and implements programs to encourage small business
participation in international trade. To assure that adequate
consideration is given to small business interests in the Federal
Government's export expansion program, the Office coordinates the
Administration's International Trade Program with the Departments of
Commerce and Agriculture, the Export-Import Bank of the United States,
the Agency for International Development, and with other Federal and
State agencies and private organizations concerned with international
trade.
The Office also develops programs in cooperation with operating
units of the Department of Commerce and other Federal and State agencies
to assure that small businesses will be afforded maximum opportunities
and benefits from participation in trade shows, fairs, and missions, and
other domestic and overseas export development activities.
For further information, contact the Office of International Trade.
Phone, 202-205-6720.
Small Business Development Centers Small Business Development Centers
provide counseling and training to existing and prospective small
business owners. These services are available at approximately 750
geographically dispersed locations, including Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands. The Office of Small Business Development Centers develops
national policies and goals in accordance with the Small Business
Development Center Act of 1980 (15 U.S.C. 631 note). It establishes
standards
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for the selection and performance of Centers; monitors compliance with
applicable Office of Management and Budget circulars and laws; and
implements new approaches to improve operations of existing centers.
The Office is responsible for coordinating program efforts with
other internal activities of the Administration, as well as with the
activities of other Federal agencies, and maintains liaison with other
Federal, State, and local agencies and private organizations whose
activities relate to Small Business Development Centers. It also
assesses how the program is affected by substantive developments and
policies in other areas of the agency, in other government agencies, and
in the private sector.
For further information, contact the Office of Small Business
Development Centers. Phone, 202-205-6766.
Field Offices--Small Business Administration
(RO: Regional Office; DO: District Office; BO: Branch Office; POD: Post of Duty)
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Office Address Officer in Charge Telephone
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I. BOSTON, MA (RO) 9th Fl., 155 Federal St., Patrick McGowan................. 617-451-2030
02110.
Augusta, ME (DO) Rm. 512, 40 Western Ave., Leroy G. Perry.................. 207-622-8378
04330.
Boston, MA (DO) Rm. 265, 10 Causeway St., (Vacancy)....................... 617-565-5590
02222-1093.
Concord, NH (DO) Suite 202, 143 N. Main St., William K. Phillips............. 603-225-1400
03302-1257.
Hartford, CT (DO) 2d Fl., 330 Main St., 06106 JoAnn Vanvechten................ 203-240-4700
Montpelier, VT (DO) Rm. 205, 87 State St., Kenneth Silvia.................. 802-828-4422
05602.
Providence, RI (DO) 5th Fl., 380 Westminister Joseph Loddo.................... 401-528-4561
Mall, 02903.
Springfield, MA Rm. 212, 1550 Main St., Harold Webb..................... 413-785-0268
(BO) 01103.
II. NEW YORK, NY (RO) Rm. 31-08, 26 Federal Plz., Thomas M. Bettridge............. 212-264-1450
10278.
Buffalo, NY (DO) Rm. 1311, 111 W. Huron St., Franklin J. Sciortino........... 716-846-4301
14202.
Elmira, NY (BO) 4th Fl., 333 E. Water St., James J. Cristofaro............. 607-734-8130
14901.
Hato Rey, PR (DO) Rm. 691, Federal Bldg., Carlos E. Chardon............... 809-766-5572
Carlos Chardon Ave., 00918.
Melville, NY (BO) Rm. 102E, 35 Pinelawn Rd., Bert Haggerty................... 516-454-0750
11747.
New York, NY (DO) Rm. 3100, 26 Federal Plz., Aubrey A. Rogers................ 212-264-2454
10278.
Newark, NJ (DO) 4th Fl., 60 Park Pl., 07102 Francisco Marrero............... 201-645-2434
Rochester, NY (BO) Rm. 410, 100 State St., Peter Flihan.................... 716-263-6700
14614.
Albany, NY (POD) Rm. 815, Clinton and Pearl (Vacancy)....................... 518-472-6300
Sts., 12207.
Camden, NJ (POD) 2600 Mt. Ephraim Ave., (Vacancy)....................... 609-757-5183
08104.
St. Croix, VI (POD) Suite 7, 4200 United Carl Christensen................ 809-778-5380
Shopping Plz., 00820-4487.
St. Thomas, VI Rm. 210, Federal Office (Vacancy)....................... 809-774-8530
(POD) Bldg., Veterans Dr., 00802.
Syracuse, NY (DO) Rm. 1071, 100 S. Clinton B.J. Paprocki................... 315-423-5383
St., 13260.
III. PHILADELPHIA, PA (RO) Suite 201, Allendale Sq., Susan M. McCann................. 215-962-3710
475 Allendale Rd., King of
Prussia, 19406.
Baltimore, MD (DO) 3d Fl., 10 N. Calvert St., Charles J. Gaston............... 410-962-4392
21202.
Clarksburg, WV (DO) 5th Fl., 168 W. Main St., Gregory Walter.................. 304-623-5631
26301.
King of Prussia, PA Suite 201, Allendale Sq., Clifton Toulson, Jr............. 215-962-3710
(DO) 475 Allendale Rd., 19406.
Pittsburgh, PA (DO) 5th Fl., 960 Penn Ave., Joseph M. Kopp.................. 412-644-2780
15222.
Richmond, VA (DO) Rm. 3015, 400 N. 8th St., Dratin Hill, Jr................. 804-771-2400
23240.
Washington, DC (DO) 1110 Vermont Ave. NW., Wilfredo Gonzalez............... 202-606-4000
20036.
Charleston, WV (BO) Rm. 309, 550 Eagan St., Bill Durham..................... 304-347-5220
25301.
Harrisburg, PA (BO) Rm. 309, 100 Chestnut St., (Vacancy)....................... 717-782-3840
17101.
Wilkes-Barre, PA Rm. 2327, 20 N. (Vacancy)....................... 717-826-6497
(BO) Pennsylvania Ave., 18702.
Wilmington, DE (BO) Suite 412, 920 N. King St., (Vacancy)....................... 302-573-6295
19801.
IV. ATLANTA, GA (RO) 5th Fl., 1375 Peachtree St. Billy M. Paul................... 404-347-4999
NE., 30367-8102.
Atlanta, GA (DO) 6th Fl., 1720 Peachtree Rd. (Vacancy)....................... 404-347-4749
NW., 30309.
Birmingham, AL (DO) Suite 200, 2121 8th Ave. James C. Barksdale.............. 205-731-1344
N., 35203-2398.
Charlotte, NC (DO) Suite A2015, 200 N. College Gary Cook....................... 704-344-6563
St., 28202-2137.
Columbia, SC (DO) Rm. 358, 1835 Assembly St., Elliott Cooper.................. 803-765-5376
29201.
Coral Gables, FL Suite 501, 1320 S. Dixie Charles Anderson................ 305-536-5521
(DO) Hwy., 33146-2911.
Jackson, MS (DO) Suite 400, 101 W. Capitol Janita Stewart.................. 601-965-4378
St., 39201.
Jacksonville, FL Suite 100-B, 7825 Thomas Short.................... 904-443-1900
(DO) Baymeadows Way, 32256-7504.
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Louisville, KY (DO) Rm. 188, 600 Dr. M.L. King, William Federhofer.............. 502-582-5971
Jr., Pl., 40202.
Nashville, TN (DO) Suite 201, 50 Vantage Way, (Vacancy)....................... 615-736-5881
37228-1500.
Gulfport, MS (BO) Suite 1001, 1 Hancock Plz., (Vacancy)....................... 601-863-4449
39501-7758.
Statesboro, GA Rm. 225, 52 N. Main St., (Vacancy)....................... 912-489-8719
(POD) 30458.
Tampa, FL (POD) Suite 104, 501 E. Polk St., (Vacancy)....................... 813-228-2594
33602-3945.
West Palm Beach, FL Suite 402, 5601 Corporate (Vacancy)....................... 407-689-3922
(POD) Way, 33407-2044.
V. CHICAGO, IL (RO) Rm. 1975, 300 S. Riverside Peter Barca..................... 312-353-0357
Plz., 60606-6611.
Chicago, IL (DO) Rm. 1250, 500 W. Madison John L. Smith................... 312-353-4528
St., 60661-2511.
Cincinnati, OH (BO) Suite 870, 525 Vine St., (Vacancy)....................... 513-684-2814
45202.
Cleveland, OH (DO) Suite 630, 1111 Superior Gilbert Goldberg................ 216-522-4180
Ave., 44199.
Columbus, OH (DO) Suite 1400, 2 Nationwide Frank D. Ray.................... 614-469-6860
Plz., 43215-2592.
Detroit, MI (DO) Rm. 515, 477 Michigan Ave., Dwight Reynolds................. 313-226-6075
48226.
Indianapolis, IN Suite 100, 429 N. Janice Wolfe.................... 317-226-7272
(DO) Pennsylvania, 46204-1873.
Madison, WI (DO) Rm. 213, 212 E. Washington Curtis A. Charter............... 608-264-5261
Ave., 53703.
Minneapolis, MN Suite 610, 100 N. 6th St., Edward A. Daum.................. 612-370-2324
(DO) 55403-1563.
Marquette, MI (BO) 300 S. Front St., 49885.... Paul Jacobson................... 906-225-1108
Milwaukee, WI (BO) Suite 400, 310 W. Wisconsin Michael Kiser................... 414-297-3941
Ave., 53203.
Springfield, IL Suite 302, 511 W. Capitol D.I. Brookhart.................. 217-492-4416
(BO) St., 62704.
VI. DALLAS, TX (RO) Bldg. C, 8625 King George James W. Breedlove.............. 214-767-7611
Dr., 75235-3391.
Albuquerque, NM Suite 320, 625 Silver Ave. Tommy W. Dowell................. 505-766-1870
(DO) SW., 87102.
Dallas, TX (DO) Suite 114, 4300 Amon Carter James S. Reed................... 817-885-6500
Blvd., 76155.
El Paso, TX (DO) Suite 320, 10737 Gateway Carlos Mendoza.................. 915-540-5676
W., 79935.
Harlingen, TX (DO) Rm. 500, 222 E. Van Buren Miguel Cavazos.................. 512-427-8533
St., 78550.
Houston, TX (DO) Suite 550, 9301 Southwest Milton Wilson................... 713-773-6500
Fwy., 77074-1591.
Little Rock, AR Suite 100, 2120 Riverfront Joseph Foglia................... 501-324-5278
(DO) Dr., 72202.
Lubbock, TX (DO) Suite 200, 1611 10th St., (Vacancy)....................... 806-743-7462
79401.
New Orleans, LA Suite 2000, 1661 Canal St., Abby Carter..................... 504-589-6685
(DO) 70112.
Oklahoma City, OK Suite 670, 200 NW. 5th St., Ray Harshman.................... 405-231-4301
(DO) 73102.
San Antonio, TX Suite 200, 7400 Blanco Rd., Rodney Martin................... 210-229-4535
(DO) 78216.
Corpus Christi, TX Suite 1200, 606 N. (Vacancy)....................... 512-888-3331
(BO) Carancahus, 78476.
Fort Worth, TX (BO) Rm. 8A-27, 819 Taylor St., (Vacancy)....................... 817-334-3777
76102.
Austin, TX (POD) Rm. 520, 300 E. 8th St., Jay Ferguson.................... 512-482-5288
78701.
Marshall, TX (POD) Rm. 103, 505 E. Travis, (Vacancy)....................... 903-935-5257
75670.
Shreveport, LA Rm. 8A-08, 500 Fannin St., Bobby Boling.................... 318-676-3196
(POD) 71101.
VII. KANSAS CITY, MO (RO) 13th Fl., 911 Walnut St., Bruce W. Kent................... 816-426-3316
64106.
Cedar Rapids, IA Suite 100, 373 Collins Rd. James Thomson................... 319-393-8630
(DO) NE., 52402-3147.
Des Moines, IA (DO) Rm. 749, 210 Walnut St., Conrad E. Lawlor................ 515-284-4422
50309.
Kansas City, MO Suite 501, 323 W. 8th St., Dorothy Kleeschulte............. 816-374-6708
(DO) 64105.
Omaha, NE (DO) 11145 Mill Valley Rd., Glenn Davis..................... 402-221-4691
68154.
St. Louis, MO (DO) Rm. 242, 815 Olive St., Robert L. Andrews............... 314-539-6600
63101.
Wichita, KS (DO) Suite 510, 100 E. English Elizabeth Aver.................. 316-269-6273
St., 67202.
Springfield, MO Suite 110, 620 S. Glenstone Dean Cotton..................... 417-864-7670
(BO) St., 65802-3200.
VIII. DENVER, CO (RO) 7th Fl., North Twr., 633 Thomas J. Redder................ 303-294-7022
17th St., 80202-3607.
Casper, WY (DO) Rm. 4001, 100 East B St., James Gallogly.................. 307-261-5761
82602-2839.
Denver, CO (DO) Suite 426, 721 19th St., Antonio Valdez.................. 303-844-3984
80202-2599.
Fargo, ND (DO) Rm. 218, 657 2d Ave. N., James L. Stai................... 701-239-5131
58108-3086.
Helena, MT (DO) Rm. 528, 301 S. Park, 59626 Jo Alice Mospan................. 406-449-5381
Salt Lake City, UT Rm. 2237, 125 S. State St., Stan Nakano..................... 801-524-5804
(DO) 84138-1195.
Sioux Falls, SD Suite 101, 101 S. Main (Vacancy)....................... 605-330-4231
(DO) Ave., 57102-0527.
IX. SAN FRANCISCO, CA 20th Fl., 71 Stevenson St., Viola Canales................... 415-744-6402
(RO) 94105-2939.
Fresno, CA (DO) Suite 107, 2719 N. Air Peter Bergin.................... 209-487-5189
Fresno Dr., 93727-1547.
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Glendale, CA (DO) Suite 1200, 330 N. Brand Alberto Alvarado................ 213-894-2956
Blvd., 91203-2304.
Honolulu, HI (DO) Rm. 2213, 300 Ala Moana Andrew Poe Poe................. 808-541-2990
Blvd., 96850-4981.
Las Vegas, NV (DO) Rm. 301, 301 E. Stewart Patrick Allison................. 702-388-6611
St., 89125-2527.
Phoenix, AZ (DO) Suite 800, 2828 N. Central James P. Guyer.................. 602-640-2316
Ave., 85004-1025.
San Diego, CA (DO) Suite 4-S-29, 880 Front George P. Chandler, Jr.......... 619-557-7252
St., 92188-0270.
San Francisco, CA 4th Fl., 211 Main St., Mark Quinn...................... 415-744-6820
(DO) 94105-1988.
Santa Ana, CA (DO) Suite 160, 901 W. Civic John S. Waddell................. 714-836-2494
Center Dr..
Agana, GU (BO) Rm. 508, 238 Archbishop (Vacancy)....................... 671-472-7277
F.C. Flores St., 96910.
Sacramento, CA (DO) Rm. 215, 660 J St., 95814- Roberta L. Conner............... 916-551-1426
2413.
Reno, NV (POD) Rm. 238, 50 S. Virginia Art Ereckson.................... 702-784-5268
St., 89505-3216.
Tucson, AZ (POD) Rm. 7-H, 300 W. Congress Ivan P. Hankins................. 602-670-4759
St., 85701-1319.
Ventura, CA (POD) Suite 10, 6477 Telephone Teddy Lutz...................... 805-642-1866
Rd., 93003-4459.
X. SEATTLE, WA (RO) Park Place Blvd., S-1805, Gretchen Sorensen............... 206-553-5676
1200 6th Ave., 98101-1128.
Anchorage, AK (DO) Rm. 67, 222 W. 8th Ave., Frank Cox....................... 907-271-4022
99513-7559.
Boise, ID (DO) Suite 290, 1020 Main St., Thomas Bergdoll................. 208-334-1696
83702-5745.
Portland, OR (DO) Suite 500, 222 SW. John L. Gilman.................. 503-326-2682
Columbia, 97201-6605.
Seattle, WA (DO) Rm. 1792, 915 2d Ave., Robert P. Meredith.............. 206-220-6520
98174-1088.
Spokane, WA (DO) 10th Fl. E., W. 601 1st Robert Wiebe.................... 509-353-2800
Ave., 99204-0317.
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Disaster Area Offices
Office Address Telephone
Atlanta, GA................................... Suite 300, 1 Baltimore Pl., 30308............... 404-347-3771
Fort Worth, TX................................ Suite 102, 4400 Amon Carter Blvd., 76155........ 817-885-7600
Niagara Falls, NY............................. 3d Fl., 360 Rainbow Blvd. S., 14303............. 716-282-4612
Sacramento, CA................................ Suite 208, 1825 Bell St., 95825................. 916-978-4571
Regional Administrators
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Region/Address Administrator Telephone
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I. BOSTON, MA (9th Fl., 155 Federal Patrick K. McGowan..................... 617-451-2030
St., 02110)
II. NEW YORK, NY (Rm. 31-08, 26 Thomas M. Bettridge.................... 212-264-1450
Federal Plz., 10278)
III. PHILADELPHIA, PA (Suite 201, 475 Susan M. McCann........................ 610-962-3710
Allendale Rd., Allendale Sq.,
King of Prussia, PA 19406
IV. ATLANTA, GA (5th Fl., 1375 Billy M. Paul.......................... 404-347-4999
Peachtree St. NE., 30367-8120)
V. CHICAGO, IL (Rm. 1975, 300 S. Peter Barca............................ 312-353-0357
Riverside Plz., 60606-6611)
VI. DALLAS, TX (Bldg. C, 8625 King James W. Breedlove..................... 214-767-7611
George Dr., 75235-3391)
VII. KANSAS CITY, MO (13th Fl., 911 Bruce W. Kent.......................... 816-234-6380
Walnut St., 64106)
VIII DENVER, CO (7th Fl., 633 17th St., Thomas J. Redder....................... 303-294-7022
. 80202-2939)
IX. SAN FRANCISCO, CA (20th Fl., 71 Viola Canales.......................... 415-744-6402
Stevenson St., 94105-2939)
X. SEATTLE, WA (Park Pl. Bldg., S- Gretchen Sorensen...................... 206-553-2872
1805, 1200 6th Ave., 98101-1128)
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For further information, contact the Office of Public Communications,
Small Business Administration, 409 Third Street SW., Washington, DC
20416. Phone, 202-205-6533.