Are you interested in NATURAL RESOURCES conservation? If so, Consider becoming a Conservation District Supervisor!

Every county in the state of Georgia is part of a Conservation District. Some Districts consist of a single county, and some Districts consist of a group of counties.  Each county in Georgia is represented by at least two Conservation District Supervisors, one elected and one appointed. District Supervisors are either elected by their local residents for a four-year term or are appointed to a two-year term by the state Commission.

Conservation Districts are units of state government that manage and direct natural resource management programs at the local level. Districts work in both urban and rural settings, with landowners and with other units of government, to carry out a program for the conservation, use, and development of soil, water, and related resources.

If you are interested in becoming a District Supervisor, please CONTACT us!

current vacancies (YOU MUST BE A RESIDENT OF THE listed COUNTY TO serve):

Brantley County, Appointed

Chatham County, Appointed

Clay County, Appointed

Clayton County, Elected

Clinch County, Elected

Columbia County, Elected

Crawford County, Appointed

Dade County, Appointed

Decatur County, Elected

Floyd County, Elected

Franklin County, Elected

Glascock County, Elected

Hart County, Elected

Henry County, Appointed

Houston County, Appointed

Jefferson County, Appointed

Lamar County, Elected

Macon County, Elected

Murray County, Elected

Muscogee County, Elected

Oglethorpe County, Elected

Paulding County, Elected

Pike County, Elected

Quitman County, Elected

Rockdale County, Elected

Schley County, Appointed

Schley County, Elected

Stephens County, Appointed

Stewart County, Elected

Sumter County, Elected

Taylor County, Elected

Thomas County, Elected

Webster County, Elected

Wilkes County, Elected

List updated 12/6/2024