Are you interested in becoming a part of Franklin County Soil and Water Conservation District?

We are looking for associate supervisors to join our board.

Want to become a member on our board in 2022?

In Maine and water conservation districts are administered by a board of five supervisors (2 appointed position and 3 elected positions) Supervisors volunteer their time, energy and expertise. Supervisors are elected to three-year terms in public elections. We have regular meetings on the first Friday of each month at 9 a.m.

Franklin County Soil & Water Conservation District serves a varied audience throughout Franklin County, and provides services not offered by other organizations..

POSITIVE COMMUNITY IMPACTS

• The district provides educational workshops for adults and students on various natural resource and agricultural topics.

• The district partners with other natural resource agencies, non-profits, and private businesses to promote the wise use of Maine's natural resources.

  Franklin County residents and landowners 18+ years of age are eligible

FCSWCD complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability or sex.