Board Supervisors and Staff

Executive Board

Conservation districts are subdivisions of state government. Each district is governed by a board of five to seven supervisors. Supervisors are locally elected residents who serve without pay. Five are elected by local citizens, and two are appointed by the local city or county as their representatives.

 

Supervisors

As a district supervisor, you have a unique role among agencies managing Nevada's natural resources. You serve as the grass roots representative of landowners and of the general public in your community, providing leadership and direction to bring volunteers together for natural resource conservation programs. Upon being elected to office, you agree to carry out the responsibilities of your position in accordance with the Nevada Conservation District Law NRS 548.​