The Marquette County Conservation District
proudly serves the citizens of Marquette County by assisting with the stewardship of their natural resources.
We have numerous opportunities throughout the year for you to get involved by volunteering to help with our work in the community.
Please visit our facebook site, as well as our events page to see what we're up to!
proudly serves the citizens of Marquette County by assisting with the stewardship of their natural resources.
We have numerous opportunities throughout the year for you to get involved by volunteering to help with our work in the community.
Please visit our facebook site, as well as our events page to see what we're up to!
PUBLIC NOTICE
The regular monthly meeting of the board is held on the
first Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m.
at the Marquette County Conservation District Office, unless otherwise posted.
The public is welcome to attend. Assistance for the handicapped will be provided upon request.
Meetings will be held under the provisions of the Open Meetings Act (Act 267 P.A. 1976).
Marquette County Conservation District is an equal opportunity employer and program provider.
The regular monthly meeting of the board is held on the
first Monday of each month at 5:30 p.m.
at the Marquette County Conservation District Office, unless otherwise posted.
The public is welcome to attend. Assistance for the handicapped will be provided upon request.
Meetings will be held under the provisions of the Open Meetings Act (Act 267 P.A. 1976).
Marquette County Conservation District is an equal opportunity employer and program provider.
Nominating Petition Due
If you are interested in serving on the Marquette County Conservation District Board of Directors, candidates have until October 6th to file a petition.
A candidate must be a resident of Marquette County. A resident is defined as an individual of legal age who lives within the district (county) and can verify this by one piece of identification. The petition needs to be signed by at least five (5) district residents.
Petition forms will be available until and due no later than Friday, October 6, 2017, at the District office, 780 Commerce Drive Suite C, Marquette. Petitions must be received in the District office no later than the close of business on regular business hours of Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Basic duties of directors are: 1) attend and participate in all board meetings and functions; 2) cooperate with fellow board members to establish District policies; 3) participate in developing annual plans of work; 4) secure adequate operating funds for the District; 5) encourage land users and public entities to become aware of and utilize services of the District; 6) follow sound business practices required for adequate accounting and financial management of the District’s fiscal affairs to be in accordance with state law.
The length of term is four years and meetings are held the first Monday evening of the month. Meeting times are 5:30 pm.
If you are interested in serving on the Marquette County Conservation District Board of Directors, candidates have until October 6th to file a petition.
A candidate must be a resident of Marquette County. A resident is defined as an individual of legal age who lives within the district (county) and can verify this by one piece of identification. The petition needs to be signed by at least five (5) district residents.
Petition forms will be available until and due no later than Friday, October 6, 2017, at the District office, 780 Commerce Drive Suite C, Marquette. Petitions must be received in the District office no later than the close of business on regular business hours of Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Basic duties of directors are: 1) attend and participate in all board meetings and functions; 2) cooperate with fellow board members to establish District policies; 3) participate in developing annual plans of work; 4) secure adequate operating funds for the District; 5) encourage land users and public entities to become aware of and utilize services of the District; 6) follow sound business practices required for adequate accounting and financial management of the District’s fiscal affairs to be in accordance with state law.
The length of term is four years and meetings are held the first Monday evening of the month. Meeting times are 5:30 pm.
