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Board of Supervisors’ April 2020 Meeting
The April meeting of the Board of Supervisors’ will be held at 10 AM, Monday, April 13th. Our offices are closed to the public, but KCD is offering a ZOOM connection to the meeting. April2020Agenda Joy Garitone is inviting you Read more…
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NOTICE OF ELECTIONS CANCELLATION
NOTICE OF ELECTIONS CANCELLATION: The election for a board seat on the Kitsap Conservation District set for March 27, 2020, at the Kitsap Conservation District, 10332 Central Valley RD NE, Poulsbo, WA has been canceled because the incumbent has been Read more…
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KCD Office Currently Closed Due to COVID-19
To protect the health and safety of our staff and to reduce the spread of COVID-19, we are working remotely and are checking voicemails and emails daily. See our contacts page for the individual who can best help you.
Tree Sale
Plant Sale Pickup Continuing as Scheduled!
Pickup of your Native Plant Sale purchases is proceeding as scheduled the next two days! Plant pick-up dates: Friday, March 13, 2020: 1 pm to 6 pm and Saturday, March 14, 2020: 9 am to 1 pm Plant pick-up location: Read more…
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REMINDER: Notice of Election
BY ORDER OF THE KITSAP CONSERVATION DISTRICT SUPERVISORS Notice of Election Kitsap Conservation District Board of Supervisor Elections will be March 27th, 2020 by mail-in ballot. All persons who are Kitsap County Registered voters, and residing in District boundaries, may Read more…
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Monthly Meeting of Board of Supervisors
The Kitsap Conservation District will hold their monthly meeting of the Board of Supervisors Monday, February 10, 2020 at 10:00 am at the District Offices – 10332 Central Valley Road, Poulsbo, WA. February Meeting Agenda January 2020 Meeting Minutes
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Notice of Election
BY ORDER OF THE KITSAP CONSERVATION DISTRICT SUPERVISORS Notice of Election Kitsap Conservation District Board of Supervisor Elections will be March 27th, 2020 by mail-in ballot. All persons who are Kitsap County Registered voters, and residing in District boundaries, may Read more…
Backyard Habitat
Edible Native Plants for your Backyard Habitat
By Jesse Adams – Resource Planner Native plants have many benefits. Well-established native plants control erosion by holding the soil with their roots. They reduce flooding by slowing runoff. Trees, shrubs and groundcovers clean water by filtering out sediment and Read more…
Publications
Our latest newsletter – DOO FOR YOU, Board of Supervisors and more…
To see our latest mailer, please click here! It includes election information about our Board of Supervisors, and much more on our Native Plant Sale. Also, don’t miss details on Doo for You, free aged manure available for pick-up along Read more…
