Title Info: Cascadia Conservation District Board, Minutes 1947-2024

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Record Creator: Cascadia Conservation District
Description:
These records include the minutes of the Cascadia Conservation District. In 1948, the Wenatchee-Entiat Soil Conservation District and the Lake Chelan Soil Conservation District were created. The two Districts merged in October 1973 to form the Chelan County Conservation District. In July 2007, they changed their name to the Cascadia Conservation District.
Minutes are the official record of the proceedings of the board. Minutes may include date, members present, summary of official reports from various departments, budget approvals, and other business.
Related Records: For more information or to learn about related records, contact the Washington State Archives, Central Regional Branch at (509) 963-2136 or email cebrancharchives@sos.wa.gov.
Access Restriction Notes: These records are open for research.
Sources of Transfer Central Regional Archives
Notes Filmed, scanned and indexed by Washington State Archives, Imaging and Preservation Services.
Agency History: The Cascadia Conservation District is a non-regulatory, grant-funded organization dedicated to encouraging the wise stewardship and conservation of all natural resources in Chelan County. Their board and staff members work cooperatively with local landowners and communities to provide technical and financial assistance for soil, water, forest, fish and wildlife conservation efforts. They serve all of Chelan County except for the incorporated cities of Wenatchee and Chelan. The board meets in Wenatchee.
Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], Cascadia Conservation District, Minutes, 1947-2024, Washington State Archives, Digital Archives, http://digitalarchives.wa.gov, [date accessed].
Record Count: 1,027