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What is a Soil and Water Conservation District? Watch this short video:

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IMPORTANT MESSAGE - Due to the concerns surrounding the COVID-19 virus, the Franklin County Conservation District Office will be closed. Employees will continue to work and be reachable via telephone and email. You may contact the employees for assistance by calling the phone and leaving a message at (502) 352-2701 or calling Crystal at 502-330-5084 or emailing fccd103@gmail.com. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Conservation District Board Meetings start at 1:00 pm at the district office. All meetings of the district board are open to the public.

2023 MONTHLY MEETING DATES

JANUARY 9th

FEBRUARY 20th

MARCH 13th

APRIL 10th

MAY 8th

JUNE 12th

JULY 17th

AUGUST 14th

SEPTEMBER 11th

OCTOBER 9th

NOVEMBER 13th

DECEMBER 11th

Other Important Conservation District Dates:

2023

FEBRUARY 12th - 15th - NACD Annual National Meeting - New Orleans, LA

MARCH 7th - Area 6 Meeting - Woodford County Conservation District Office

MARCH 16th -Tree Seedling Give Away - Franklin County District Office

MARCH 22nd - Deadline for Big Tree Contest entries due in District Office

APRIL 15th - Reforest Frankfort-KSU Research Farm-1525 Mills Lane

APRIL - Franklin County Clean-Up Week

JULY - 11th - KACD 79th Annual Convention - Bowling Green, KY

AUGUST - NACD Southeast Regional Meeting

OCTOBER  - 23rd - Annual Cooperators' Dinner @ KSU Farm - 6:00 PM

Water Management Working Group

The Water Management Working Group, a 20-member task force assembled by Kentucky Farm Bureau, is charged to develop recommendations that will enhance the quality and quantity of water resources accessible for agricultural production in the state. Its mission is to research the emerging critical issue of inadequate water supplies available for agricultural production, examine potential actions to solve this deficiency and make recommendations for bringing new and reliable water sources to key areas of farm production in Kentucky.

Follow the work of the Water Management Working Group: http://kyfbnewsroom.com/water/

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