County conservation reports $425,317.69 banked, highlights parks upgrades and education programs
Conservation Director Zach Rozmus told the board the department generated $221,853.30 for capital projects in the past year—supported by camping fees, a $75,000 Riverboat Foundation grant, private donations and crop rental—and reported $425,317.69 banked as of June 30, 2026; staff-led improvements at Marr Park and plans to pursue TAP grants for trails were discussed.
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Washington County Conservation reported on its 2025–26 year to the Board of Supervisors on Sept. 8, detailing revenue, capital purchases and program participation.
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