District Manager
Mary Anna Mayson
The district manager serves as the initial contact between the general public and federal, state, and local programs and activities.
District managers help to implement the programs and policies decided by the board, coordinate board activities, provide information and data as requested, and serve as an agent fo the district to contact landowners and other agencies regarding district business.
The district manager serves as the initial contact between the general public and federal, state, and local programs and activities.
District managers help to implement the programs and policies decided by the board, coordinate board activities, provide information and data as requested, and serve as an agent fo the district to contact landowners and other agencies regarding district business.
The District Board Meets on the first Tuesday of each Month
Commissioners
Jason Gamble (Chairman)
Justin Woodard (Treasurer)
David Richburg (Vice Chair)
Kevin Ross
A district commissioner is an appointed or elected member of the governing body of a conservation district. Commissioners must identify local conservation needs, set goals, develop plans to achieve those goals, and ensure proper implemenation of those plans.
Justin Woodard (Treasurer)
David Richburg (Vice Chair)
Kevin Ross
A district commissioner is an appointed or elected member of the governing body of a conservation district. Commissioners must identify local conservation needs, set goals, develop plans to achieve those goals, and ensure proper implemenation of those plans.
USDA / NRCS STAFF
Ronnie May, District Conservationist
John Taylor, Clarendon Soil & Water Conservation District Technician
The Natural Resource conservation Service has a Cooperative Working Agreement with the conservation district, which says that NRCS and the District will work together on program delivery to customers, technical standards, facilities, equipment, data sharing, funding, liability and civil rights. NRCS provides conservation technology to water quality problems, soil erosion and agricultural waste. They also help individuals, groups, organizations, developers and property owners plan, design, and implement conseration programs that will help protect the county's natural resources.
John Taylor, Clarendon Soil & Water Conservation District Technician
The Natural Resource conservation Service has a Cooperative Working Agreement with the conservation district, which says that NRCS and the District will work together on program delivery to customers, technical standards, facilities, equipment, data sharing, funding, liability and civil rights. NRCS provides conservation technology to water quality problems, soil erosion and agricultural waste. They also help individuals, groups, organizations, developers and property owners plan, design, and implement conseration programs that will help protect the county's natural resources.
Associate Commissioners
Dwight Stewart
Hugh McFaddin
Mackie Beard
Lee Reaves, Jr.
Kermit Holladay
Associate commissioners are officially appointed by the board as advisors and representatives. Associates do not vote on board decisions but augment the board's knowledge and experience and assist with conservation district programs. They also offer a way to cultivate potential new commissioners, allow former commissioners to remain active in the district, and broaden community input to the district.
Hugh McFaddin
Mackie Beard
Lee Reaves, Jr.
Kermit Holladay
Associate commissioners are officially appointed by the board as advisors and representatives. Associates do not vote on board decisions but augment the board's knowledge and experience and assist with conservation district programs. They also offer a way to cultivate potential new commissioners, allow former commissioners to remain active in the district, and broaden community input to the district.
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Goodwill Volunteers
The contrbution of your time and effort is greatly appreciated. Environmental conservation is vital and requires a community effort.
Donations
Through your donation, the District is better able to promote conservation in all schools in the county as well as to sponsor the various programs available that promote conservation stewardship within Clarendon County.
