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Governance

Important Info

Our regular business meetings are held online on the 3rd Friday of each month beginning at 8:00am; we aim to be finished with each business meeting no later than 9:00am. View the calendar of business meetings on our EVENTS page.

If you wish to attend a meeting or put something on the agenda, email us at centralcoconservationdist@gmail.com or contact your board supervisor neighbor:

  • President Maggie Hanna
  • Vice President Kenny Burk
  • Secretary/Treasurer Savannah Robar
  • Board Supervisor Sam Frost
  • Board Supervisor Samantha Meldon 

Persons with disabilities who plan to attend meetings and who may need auxiliary aids or services such as interpreters for persons who are deaf or hearing impaired, readers, large print or braille, or digital accessibility setup are requested to contact us, two (2) days prior to the meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be made. 

*Permissions for electronic agendas, previous meeting minutes, and other materials to be referenced in the meeting will be set so that guests may view them. Please let the district manager know as soon as possible if you cannot access the agenda or any linked files.* 

The district board may convene into executive session on any item on the agenda in accordance with (CRS 24-6-402) the Colorado Sunshine Act.

Meeting Agendas

Meeting agendas will be posted here shortly.

Meeting Minutes

Attachments will be posted here shortly.

Statutory Filing

The State Conservation Board established minimum standards to certify districts' eligibility to receive state grant funds. These minimum standards are required by the Colorado Soil Conservation Act and must be completed in or for the current calendar year. 

These requirements include:

  • Long Range Plans (3-year filings)
  • Budget documents (annually)
  • Annual Report (annually)
  • Exemption from Audit application (annually)
  • District Elections (odd numbered years)
  • (Board) Supervisor List (annually)
  • Workmen's Compensation Exemption (annually)

Most of our statutory documentation is filed with Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) and are publicly viewable on the Local Government Information System (LGIS) website at https://dola.colorado.gov/dlg_lgis_ui_pu/

OUR MISSION AND VALUES

The Central Colorado Conservation District serves land owners, land users, and partners to champion the responsible management and conservation of our finite natural resources.

Education: Enhance awareness and understanding of sustainable land management practices, conservation principles, and the importance of wise resource use through comprehensive educational initiatives.

Financial Resources: Enhance financial support for small-scale conservation initiatives, focusing on identifying and facilitating creative funding opportunities for a group of dedicated landowners committed to community-driven improvements in soil health, agriculture, land use, and natural resource management.

Partnerships: Establish and strengthen collaborative conservation partnerships to protect, enhance, and educate stakeholders on the wise use of finite natural resources, fostering a united effort towards sustainable land management.

Planning, Policy, and Regulatory Inclusion: To actively participate in shaping planning, development, land use, agriculture policies, and related issues at the municipal, county, regional, and state levels, ensuring sustainable practices and conservation are integral components of decision-making processes.

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