Kent Conservation District outlines work, requests continued county support
Officials from the Kent Conservation District reviewed programs that support farmers and landowners, described a newly acquired no‑till drill for rent, summarized invasive‑species control and grant‑funded staff, and said federal funding changes have reduced program capacity. They thanked the county for a $75,000 increase in fiscal 2025 funding.
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Jerry Miller, chair of the Kent Conservation District board, told the Kent County Community Health and Safety Committee that the district has provided technical assistance and outreach to landowners across the county since its founding in 1946.
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