Our HistoryThe Summit Soil and Water Conservation District was established in Summit County in 1946, and is one of the 88 Soil and Water Conservation Districts in the State of Ohio. The Districts were established to address conservation needs in each county.
Summit SWCD is a subdivision of the State of Ohio Department of Agriculture and has operating agreements with the following agencies: Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, the United States Department of Agriculture/Natural Resource Conservation Service, and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Our MissionSummit Soil and Water Conservation District provides leadership and advocates for the stewardship of our natural resources and responsible land use through the provision of education, technical assistance, and partnerships in Summit County.
Our VisionSummit Soil and Water Conservation District aspires to be a trusted leader in engaging the community to a sustainable, natural environment and responsible land use for future generations.
Our ValuesHere at Summit Soil and Water Conservation District we have several core values that we use as guiding principles:
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