WILLISTON, N.D. (AP) — The Environmental Protection Agency’s law enforcement arm has opened an office in Bismarck so that it will have a bigger presence in the North Dakota’s booming oil patch.
Jeffrey Martinez, the special agent in charge of the EPA’s Criminal Investigation Division office in Denver, said the Bismarck office opened at the end of July but isn’t permanently staffed yet.
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