SWCDs are special purpose units of government that manage and direct natural resource management programs at the local level.
Districts work in both urban and rural settings to carry out a program for the conservation, use, and development of soil, water, and related resources.
SWCD Supervisors serve four-year terms and meet monthly, discussing the business of the SWCD, distributing state grant allocations to landowners, setting conservation priorities and coordinating conservation efforts with other local units of government and state agencies.
SWCD Supervisors are not paid a salary; however, they do receive compensation for attending meetings and are reimbursed for expenses.
To learn more about the SWCD, please visit our web site at www.wasecaswcd.org.
Remember to vote for SWCD Supervisor at the November 4 election.