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The RCCD office exists to serve the community concerning conservation issues.

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NOTICE:
NEW ADDRESS
2510 N Thomasville
​Pocahontas, AR  72455


Address:
2510 N Thomasville

Pocahontas, AR  72455

Phone:
870-892-3623 Ext. 3

Office Hours: 
Monday - Friday
8:00 - 4:30


RANDOLPH COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT  

LISA CAGLE, DISTRICT SECRETARY
lisa.cagle@ar.nacdnet.net

Shane Baker, WATER QUALITY TECHNICIAN


Huston Highfill, Irrigation Water Management Technician





BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Jody Thielemier - CHAIRMAN
Joe Steimel - SECRETARY/TREASURER
Kevin Brown
Matt Hibbard
Josh White


THE RCCD BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEET REGULARLY TO DISCUSS CONSERVATION ISSUES IN RANDOLPH COUNTY.
THESE ARE PUBLIC MEETINGS, AND THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND.
THEY ARE HELD THE FIRST WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 6:30 a.m. at 2584 N Thomasville, Pocahontas, AR
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Due to COVID restrictions board meeting are sometimes held via zoom.
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​HELPFUL LINKS

NRCS - ARKANSAS

ARKANSAS NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION

ARKANSAS ASSOCIATION OF CONSERVATION DISTRICTS

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CONSERVATION DISTRICTS

LOCAL WEATHER
NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE


ZACH TRUBLOOD, DISTRICT CONSERVATIONIST
ZACHARY.TRUBLOOD@USDA.GOV

Amber Booth, Soil Conservationist
amber.booth@usda.gov
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BRIAN LANGSTON, SOIL CONSERVATION TECHNICIAN
BRIAN.LANGSTON@USDA.GOV
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BRAD ASHCRAFT, PROGRAM SUPPORT SPECIALIST
james.ashcraft@usda.gov

CIERA RHODES , FARM BILL WILDLIFE BIOLOGIST
​crhodes@quailforever.org



Conservation districts are political subdivisions of the State of Arkansas. They are a creation of popular vote of resident landowners for the purpose of conserving our land and water resources as authorized by Act No. 197 of the Arkansas General Assembly of 1937; the Nation's first conservation district law.
Conservation districts are local governments at work and their specific responsibility is management of our soil and water resources. The idea behind their formation is to keep decision making on soil and water conservation matters at the local level. Each district is governed by a board of five directors who serve without pay. Two directors are appointed by the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission and three are elected by resident landowners.  
RCCD AND NRCS is an equal opportunity employer

civil rights act of 1964
      title vi:
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Title VI prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color or national origin under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance. 

      TITLE VII:
           TITLE VII  PROHIBITS DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF RACE, COLOR OR NATIONAL ORIGIN IN EMPLOYMENT.
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