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Soil and river groups ask Shenandoah County for modest increases to support conservation work
Summary
Lord Fairfax Soil & Water requested a $3,000 increase to $23,000; Friends of the North Fork requested $8,000 to continue river monitoring and weekly reporting to benefit the Shenandoah River and county residents.
Representatives of the Lord Fairfax Soil and Water Conservation District and Friends of the North Fork presented conservation funding requests to the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors. Joan Comanor asked for a $3,000 increase to bring the district allocation to $23,000, citing higher workloads and more cost‑share projects; she said roughly 60% of the district’s services are provided to Shenandoah County and clarified the district does not manage private dams.
Carl Patton of Friends of the North Fork requested $8,000 to continue water‑quality monitoring and weekly reporting that inform residents and county planning. Both presenters argued the modest county support would help maintain environmental data and project administration.
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