The Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) was organized by landowners in 1944 and is a legal subdivision of the State of Indiana established by the Indiana Soil Conservation Act of 1937.

The District is managed by a board of five supervisors, who are Clark County residents familiar with the conservation needs and opportunities in the county. Three of the supervisors are elected by land users in the District, and two are appointed by the State Soil and Water Conservation Committee upon recommendation of local leaders. District supervisors coordinate technical and financial assistance for conservation programs on the 245,000 acres — cities, towns, and agricultural lands — in Clark County. The District does not have power of eminent domain nor power to tax or bond.

The District will provide a progressive program of service to individual landowners, operators, homeowners, organizations, agencies and units of government. We will strive to meet their current needs and to provide the long-term direction needed for conservation efforts in the future.

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Contact Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District

9608 Highway 62
Charlestown, Indiana  47111-8642
Phone: (812) 256-2330 ext. 3
Fax: (812) 256-0362
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• Clark County, Indiana

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