Supervisor Elections
Landowners in Grand Isle County — petitions are now available for anyone interested in running for the position of District Supervisor. Petitions need to be filled out and returned to our office by November 3, 2025.
Who can participate? Any person, farm, or business that holds land within the district can sign a petition or vote.
If you’d like a petition, please reach out to us.
What it means to be a supervisor
Each Conservation District is led by a five-member Board of Supervisors who serve five-year terms. These supervisors are the heart of our organization — their leadership and guidance shape the direction of conservation work across Grand Isle County.
As a Supervisor, you won’t be bogged down with day-to-day operations. Instead, you’ll help set the vision: providing leadership to the District Manager, guiding strategic priorities, and ensuring our work aligns with the community’s needs and long-term conservation goals.
We’re looking for people who bring local knowledge, strong community connections, and a passion for land and water stewardship. Maybe you’ve worked the land yourself, implemented conservation practices, managed a business, or built networks that connect people and resources. Whatever your background, your perspective can help strengthen the District.
Serving on the board is an opportunity to:
Influence how natural resources are cared for in our community
Share your expertise and learn from others with diverse experiences
Be part of a team that’s making a lasting impact on our working landscapes and waterways.