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Morgan County Conservation District works with landowners and local partners to conserve soil, water, and natural resources while supporting sustainable agriculture and land stewardship in northern Utah. Morgan County Conservation District Morgan County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 2nd Wednesday of the month, 4:00 pm, 48 West Young St. Morgan, UT Contact Parker Wayment to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 385-405-7264 Email: pwayment@utah.gov “Disclaimer: Meeting dates and times are subject to change. UACD does not manage district schedules and may not receive updates when changes occur.”

The Conservation Districts page connects landowners and communities with local conservation districts across Utah, providing resources, programs, and support for soil, water, and natural resource stewardship. Conservation Districts: Protecting Utah’s Soil and Water What is a Conservation District? A conservation district is a legal subdivision of the state of Utah governed by a board of five supervisors elected at large from within the district. Its boundaries are based on watershed or county lines. The conservation movement grew out of the "Dust Bowl" days in the early 1930s, when soil erosion created an unprecedented ecological disaster. President Franklin D. Roosevelt recommended that all states pass legislation allowing the creation of conservation districts. Utah passed the state's Soil Conservation District Law in March 1937. Today Utah has 38 conservation districts, divided into seven zones. Each district board holds regular, open meetings to direct the district's business. A conservation district supervisor is responsible for local soil and water conservation programs, just as elected county officials are responsible for county services or school district boards are responsible for education. Dive into UACD’s conservation initiatives and achievements in the Discover our impact 2025 Annual Report

The Legislative Update page provides timely summaries of conservation-related legislation, policy changes, and advocacy efforts impacting Utah’s conservation districts and landowners. Legislative Update 2025 Rural Champion Awards were given out September, 16 at the Capitol. Awardees include: Rep. Logan Monson Sen. Don Ipson Rep. Carl Albrecht Rep. Thomas Peterson Sen. Derrin Owens Rep. Bridger Bolinder Rep. Casey Snider Sen. Kathleen Riebe Rep. Scott Chew Rep. Christine Watkins Sen. Scott Sandall Rep. Colin Jack Sen. David Hinkins Sen. Evan Vickers Thank you to the 2025 legislative Rural Caucus award recipients for all they do for rural Utah.

Learn how to navigate the Utah Office of the State Auditor’s website, find audit reports, use data tools, and access financial information for Utah entities. Auditor website introduction Welcome! In this video, we’ll guide you through the Utah Office of the State Auditor’s website, an essential resource for government transparency and accountability. You’ll learn how to navigate the site, locate audit reports, use data tools, and access key financial information for Utah’s state and local entities.

Members Only Meeting Minutes Annual Business Meeting Board of Directors Executive Committee Bylaws 2007 2012 Amendment Auxiliary Bylaws 2010 Forms Time Sheet Expense Sheet NPS 319 Program SERA Reimbursement New Employee UACD 1619 Cooperator Acknowledge Template PII Resolutions 2020 Click here for Resolution Procedures.

Kamas Valley Conservation District partners with landowners to protect soil, water, and natural resources while supporting sustainable agriculture and land stewardship in Summit County, Utah. Kamas Valley Conservation District Summit County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 1st Wednesday of the month, 6:00 pm 50 E Center St Kamas, 84036 Contact Parker Wayment to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 385-405-7264 Email: lmarchant25@gmail.com You could also email: Kamasconservation@gmail.com “Disclaimer: Meeting dates and times are subject to change. UACD does not manage district schedules and may not receive updates when changes occur.”

Shrubs American Elderberry Size: 2-3' Price: $30.00 per bundle Native American Plum Size: 2-3' Price: $30.00 Shrub or tree 25-50' Zone 3. Profuse white flowers. Very hardy. Excellent for wildlife food or habitat. Chokecherry Size: 2-3' Price: $30.00 Golden Currant Size: 2-3' Price: $35.00 To 6', Zone 2. Erect shrub. Clusters of 2" long, bright, fragrant, golden-yellow flowers and colorful fruit attract birds. Native to the western U.S. Outstanding red fall color. Common Purple Lilac Size: 12-18" Price: $25.00 Serviceberry, Alleghany Size: 18-24" Price: $25.00/bundle of 10 Sumac, staghorn Size: 2-3' Price: $30.00/bundle of 10 Red Splendor Crabapple Cost: $30.00 Size: 2-3' The Red Splendor crabapple is a large, open, upright spreading crab that gets about 20' high and wide. It showcases single pink blooms, preceded by the 1/2" bright red fruit are the most persistent as it never falls off. The dark reddish-green glossy foliage is very attractive and turns reddish purple in fall. Red Osier Dogwood Size: 2-3' Price: $30.00/bundle of 10 7-10', Zone 2. Colorful all year. Grows rapidly to multi-stem shrub. Ideal for holding soil on steep banks. Dwarf Russian Almond Size: 12-24" Price: $30/bundle Seaberry Size: 10-24" Price: $30.00 These attractive plants feature bright orange clusters of berries and narrow, silvery-green leaves, and are often grown in hedgerows as ornamental shrubs. These bushes thrive with full sun in dry, sandy locations and are tolerant of salty soil and air, since they are commonly found on sea coasts. Seaberries are high in vitamins, oils, and antioxidants — ideal for making nutritious juices, jellies, sauces, and smoothies. Honeysuckle-Freedom Size: 18-24" Price: $30.00/bundle Buffalo Berry Size: 2-3' Price: $24.00/bundle

Find resources and guidance on Financial Certification to help conservation districts meet reporting requirements and maintain financial transparency. Financial Certification In this video, we guide you to the financial certification document and explain where to access it for filing. Deadline: June 29 or Dec 30 (180 days after year-end) Financial Certification Document: Financial Certification

Sevier County Conservation District works with landowners and local partners to protect soil, water, and natural resources while supporting sustainable agriculture and land stewardship in central Utah. Sevier County Conservation District Sevier County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 3rd Tuesday of the month, 1:00 pm Place: USDA Service Center Conference Room Address: 340 N 600 E Richfield UT Contact JP Contreras to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 435-660-8110 Email: jcontreras@utah.gov “Disclaimer: Meeting dates and times are subject to change. UACD does not manage district schedules and may not receive updates when changes occur.”

Local Government & Limited Purpose Entity Registry In this video, we’ll walk you through how to request registration for your district, a requirement that must be completed annually. Deadline: July 1st

The Timp-Nebo/Alpine Tree Sale offers affordable trees and shrubs to support conservation, landscaping, and habitat improvement for landowners and residents in Utah County. 2026 Timp-Nebo/Alpine Bareroot Tree Sale, Utah County Order Form (Download & Print) Orders due April 10th. Payment accepted by Venmo or check (see order form for details) Pickup Dates: April 17–18 (you will be notified with exact details) Questions? Call 801-580-7154 Order Form Conifers Concolor Fir View Details Mugo Pine View Details Scotch Pine View Details 6–12” (plug) $17.50 bundle of 5 3–6” (plug) $15.00 bundle of 5 3–6” (plug) $17.50 bundle of 5 Decidiuous American Elderberry View Details Burgundy Belle Maple View Details Bur Oak View Details 6–12” $20.00 bundle of 5 18–24” $20.00 bundle of 5 12–18” $17.50 bundle of 5 Hardy Apricot View Details Little Leaf Linden View Details Northern Red Oak View Details 18–24” $20.00 bundle of 5 2–3’ $20.00 bundle of 5 18–24” $17.50 bundle of 5 Quaking Aspen View Details Nanking Cherry View Details 12–18” $20.00 bundle of 5 Shrubs Butterfly Bush View Details Caragana View Details Common Privet View Details 12–18” $20.00 bundle of 5 10–24” — $15.00 bundle of 5 12–24” $17.50 bundle of 5 Forsythia View Details French purple lilac View Details Red Osier Dogwood View Details 6–12” $15.00 bundle of 5 1–2’ $17.50 bundle of 5 6–12” $15.00 bundle of 5 Red Douglas Spirea View Details Serviceberry (Juneberry) View Details Tatarian Honeysuckle View Details 6–12” $15.00 bundle of 5 6–10 $17.50 bundle of 5 10–24” $17.50 bundle of 5 Western Sand Cherry View Details 10–24” $17.50 bundle of 5 Other Weed barrier fabric — 6ft x 300ft rolls — $135.00/roll

Kane County Conservation District partners with landowners to protect soil, water, and natural resources across southern Utah’s unique desert landscapes. Kane Conservation District Kane County District Highlights Meeting Information Meeting Date: 1st Tuesday of the month, 10:00 am Place: Search and Rescue 30 Kanab Airport Rd, Kanab, UT 84741 Contact Tyce Palmer to get involved or learn more about available resources Phone: 435-676-8189 Email: tpalmer@utah.gov “Disclaimer: Meeting dates and times are subject to change. UACD does not manage district schedules and may not receive updates when changes occur.”