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FROM THE DISTRICT MANAGER

It’s that time of year again -- where did 2011 go? And, what will 2012 bring? It’s been a good year for the District and the community we serve. We are proud to announce that ACCD was recognized by the Washington State Conservation Commission as the Southeast Area Conservation District of the Year and Pat Worle was selected as the Southeast Area Conservation District Employee of the Year. Congratulations to us all!

Once again, it’s important to let you know that the concerns about the State deficit and funding adjustments continue. As always, we will be working closely with the Washington State Conservation Commission (WSCC), the Washington Association of Conservation Districts (WACD), a professional lobbyist, and Conservation Districts from around the state in support of our conservation efforts. We have a dedicated team looking out for District interests. This is why it is imperative that when project applications are approved by the ACCD Board of Supervisors and money is allocated to these projects, they must be completed on time. If for some reason you are unable to get your project done, please let us know in advance so we can use the money for another project before the Grant runs out. The District staff is available to be of assistance to you whenever necessary.

Looking forward to 2012 -- the planning for both the ACCD Annual Meeting and our Annual Tree Sale is underway. Both events are a lot of fun and we look forward to your participation! Additional notification and information will be sent to everyone well in advance of the events.

On behalf of the ACCD Board of Supervisors and staff, we want to thank each and every one of you for your continued involvement in our programs and for supporting our ongoing efforts to conserve and improve our natural resources for current and future generations.

Wishing you and your family a very happy, healthy and memorable Holiday Season and all the very best in the New Year!

 

Sandy Cunningham

What is the Conservation District?

  • The Asotin County Conservation District includes all of Asotin County excluding incorporated cities and towns. The Conservation District also serves the Grouse Flat area of Garfield County.

  • The District is governed by a Board of Supervisor, of whom three are elected by local farmers and two are appointed by the State Conservation Commission or Governor.

What does the District do?

  • The primary function of the District is to assist landowners and others who participate in making land use decisions. This takes the form of encouraging proper use and treatment of renewable natural resources and making available the necessary technical and financial assistance.
  • The District also identifies resource conservation problems and opportunities for solving these problems.
  • As a result of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act of 1972, Section 208, the District developed a Program of Best Management Practices and a plan for the implementation of those practices.

What are the District Goals?

  • Maintenance and improvement in the quality of the Resource Base.

  • Protect and improve the quality of the environment.

  • Provide planning assistance to all landowners.

  • Provide a Comprehensive Information and Education Program.
 
 

Asotin County Conservation District
720 6th Street, Suite B
Clarkston, WA 99403-2012
Phone: (509) 758-8012 Fax: (509) 758-7533
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