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Acting conservation director reports programs, accessibility audit and will assume director role
Summary
Acting Conservation Director Ryan Wiemold reported on educational programs, natural resource work, grazing projects, staff changes and an accessibility audit of campgrounds; he stated he will formally become Conservation Director this week.
Acting Conservation Director Ryan Wiemold gave the Conservation Department's quarterly report on Aug. 18, covering educational programming, natural-resource work, goat and cattle grazing initiatives, staffing updates, bond projects and a campground accessibility audit.
Wiemold said he will formally become Conservation Director this week, and the board authorized the consent-agenda item that delegates contract signature authority for the Hickory Grove construction contract to the Conservation Director. The report emphasized water-quality work and staffing additions tied to upcoming projects.
The report was informational; the board approved related consent-agenda items such as the award of the Hickory Grove Beach improvements contract and associated professional-services agreements.
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