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Jefferson County accepts $10,000 Nature Conservancy grant to fund farm conservation practices

Jefferson County Board of Supervisors · January 14, 2026
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Summary

The county board approved Resolution No. 202570 to accept a $10,000 grant from The Nature Conservancy for the Jefferson County Soil Builders to implement agricultural conservation practices and amended the 2025 budget; the vote was 29–0 with one absence.

The Jefferson County Board approved acceptance of a $10,000 grant from The Nature Conservancy to support agricultural conservation practice installation through the farmer-led Jefferson County Soil Builders.

Meg, chairing the Land and Water Conservation Committee, told the board the Land and Water Conservation Department served as fiscal agent and collaborator and that existing department staff implemented the 2025 project. The resolution authorizes acceptance of the grant and a budget amendment to increase Land and Water Conservation income and expenses to enact the award.

Supervisor Trevor Hice moved the resolution and Supervisor Paulson seconded. Tablet votes were read and recorded as 29 yes, 0 no, and 1 absent; the chair declared the measure passed. Board staff noted the budget amendment requires a two-thirds vote of the 30-member county board and the result met that threshold.

The resolution directs the finance director to make the necessary budget adjustments to enact the grant award.