Iowa Soil And Water Commissioner Elections This Year

Iowa Soil And Water Commissioner Elections This Year



Washington Evening Journal, Washington, Iowa



This
year, Soil and Water Conservation District Commissioners (SWCDs) will
be elected in 100 districts throughout Iowa. The commissioners are
elected volunteers and have been working with voluntary, private land
conservation in Iowa since as early as 1939. Commissioners help guide
soil and water conservation programs in the district and watersheds,
identify local issues and concerns, and influence state and national
conservation programs. SWCDs work closely with a number of local, state
and federal agencies, particularly the Iowa Department of Agriculture
and Land Stewardship-Division of Soil Conservation and the USDA Natural
Resources Conservation Service.




This is an opportunity to become involved in environmental work at the local level.



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2 Responses to Iowa Soil And Water Commissioner Elections This Year

  1. Unknown's avatar Anonymous says:

    Where do I find info for the poeple on the ballot for soil and water commish as well as agricultral?

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  2. Unknown's avatar Anonymous says:

    I've had trouble finding this info, too.
    I might suggest going to google.com and doing a search for the people whose names are on your ballot. That might turn up something from a local newspaper. The local newspapers often do a story summarizing the candidates and their positions.

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