BECOME A SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT COMMISSIONERBENTON COUNTY HAS 2 SEATS OPENSWCD Commissioners ……Set local priorities for natural resources protectionMake decisions that will make their county a better placeIncrease local awareness of natural resource concerns and opportunitiesGive back to their communitiesHold monthly meetingsReceive support from local, state, and national partners to accomplish dutiesObtain and share information on soil and water conservation programs, practices, and advancementsPromote conservation through demonstration, education, and outreach Guide technical and financial resources to meet the unique local needs and opportunities of the communityWork with farmers and urban residentsAbout districts and commissioners……There are 100 Soil and Water Consecration Districts (SWCDs) in IowaDistricts are organized on a county wide basisEach District is governed by 5 CommissionersIowa Code 161A empowers Iowa’s Soil and Water Conservation District CommissionersCommissioners are reimbursed for expenses as local budgets allow but are not paid for their serviceCommissioners are protected from personal liabilityThere are 3,000 Soil and Water Conservation Districts and 17,000 Commissioners across the nation.