Soil & Water Conservation

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Soil & Water Conservation District logoResidents of Union and Anson Counties formed the nation’s first Soil & Water Conservation District on August 4th, 1937. The Brown Creek Soil & Water Conservation District covered the watershed land from central Anson County to south-east Union County North Carolina.

By 1947, the nation’s first Conservation District had grown to encompass 5 North Carolina Piedmont counties: Anson, Montgomery, Richmond, Stanly, and Union. Over time, each county would form its own entity.

Today there are nearly 3,000 Soil & Water Conservation Districts across all U.S. States and Territories. Although diverse, all Soil & Water Districts strive for the same goals: to protect our natural resources. Union SWCD makes great effort to provide technical, financial, and educational assistance to the residents of Union County to promote the proper management of our natural resources.

Union County Soil & Water Conservation District offers a wide array of services to the citizens of Union County including:

  • Natural Resource Best Management Practice Design and Support
  • Soil Interpretative Services
  • Nutrient Management
  • Natural Resource-Specific Mapping via GIS
  • Educational and Technical Training
  • Soil and Water Resource Consultative Services


Board Information

Board Meeting Schedule

When: Every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:30 a.m.

Where: Soil and Water Board Room, Union County Agricultural and Events Center
3230 Presson Road
Monroe, NC 28112

Board of Supervisors

Allan Baucom | Chairman
Wayne Moser | Vice Chairman
Sam Harris | Secretary/Treasurer
Evan Haigler | Member
Adam Moore | Member