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224 - Electric Support

Donald (Wes) Woodrun

Electrician
520-621-7313
520-429-8229
dwoodrum@arizona.edu

Brad Strizver

Fire Project Manager Lead
520-626-6657
520-241-3103
strizver@arizona.edu

Hector Pacheco

Electrician
520-621-7313
520-262-0602
pachecohe@arizona.edu

Alegandro Nunez

Electrician
520-621-7313
520-367-8258
anunez1@arizona.edu

Forrest McClure

Electrician
520-621-7313
520-419-6986
fsmcclure@arizona.edu

Gerald Detelj

Electrician
520-621-7313
520-240-9448
geralddetelj@arizona.edu
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