2026 Board of Supervisor Election
Laramie County Conservation District Board Seats
The Laramie County Conservation District's five-member volunteer Board of Supervisors is the key to the District's success.
Each board member serves a staggered four-year term.
The Laramie County Conservation District Board of Supervisors consists of five seats, including three rural (living outside of a municipality), one urban (living inside of a municipality), and one at-large (either rural or urban member) individuals.
The Board sets policy for LCCD programs and projects to give direction to the staff of resource experts that carry out the day-to-day activities. The Board welcomes public input and meets at the LCCD office the second Thursday of each month at 6:00 pm.
Board of Supervisor's Election 2026
The Laramie County Conservation District will hold Board of Supervisors elections November, 2026, for three open, rural positions.
If you have a passion for conservation, care about the future of our natural resources, and want to make a positive impact in our community, we encourage you to consider becoming a candidate. We are looking for individuals who bring an understanding of local needs, a willingness to learn about our programs, and a commitment to serving Laramie County.
No formal education or conservation background is required—just a desire to help protect and conserve our natural resources for future generations.
Join us in making a difference and helping shape the future of conservation in our community.