George Croton is an Attorney II at the East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD), a publicly owned utility providing water and wastewater services to the East San Francisco Bay Area. He handles matters relating to wastewater, environmental regulatory compliance, and energy. His practice covers a range of subject matter areas and statutory regimes, including the Clean Water Act and Porter-Cologne Act, Safe Drinking Water Act, CERCLA, and RCRA. Prior to joining EBMUD, George worked as a litigator covering environmental and maritime cases.

Nicole Di Camillo is an attorney with the State Water Resources Control Board. Nicole represents the Division of Drinking Water, advising on federal and state drinking water laws, regulations, and policies. Her tenure at the State Water Board also included legal work on petroleum underground storage tank cleanup and contaminated site remediation. Prior to joining the State Water Board, Nicole worked in both the private and non-profit sectors in areas of federal, state, and local land use and environmental protection. Nicole graduated from UCLA School of Law where she focused on environmental and public interest law, given her interests in public and environmental health. Prior to law school, Nicole received undergraduate degrees in biology and psychology from Indiana University, and she worked in genetic and eco-toxicology research fields.