Board Meetings
Camas Conservation District Office
403 W. Soldier Road
Fairfield, ID
The public is invited to attend.
Our board meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month. 2026 dates are below:
April 21st, 1:00pm
May 19th, time TBA
June 16th, time TBA
July 21, time TBA
August 18th, time TBA
Sept 15th, time TBA
October 20th, time TBA
November 17th, time TBA
December 15th, time TBA
Our Board
Our board members play a vital role in protecting and managing the natural resources of our local communities. They help develop conservation plans, oversee the projects that promote soil health and water quality, and collaborate with landowners, farmers, and government agencies to implement sustainable land management practices. Our board members also advocate for conservation funding, support educational outreach, and ensure that district policies align with both environmental and agricultural needs. Their work helps maintain productive lands and healthy ecosystems for future generations.
Forrest Ballard
Chairman
Bio coming soon.
Robin Harrison
Vice-Chair
I'm Robin Harrison
Sue and I have been retired here since 2020 living on a small acreage just west of town. We saw first hand how the soil conservation service helped with creek erosion, repair, and the importance of preventative maintenance. We've learned about trees, snow, and wind from moving to the Camas Prairie. I am happy to be a part of the Conservation District Board and to continue to learn and help our community.
Steve Moore
Supervisor
Steve Moore is local farmer and cattle rancher. He is our new supervisor.
Steve Miller
Supervisor
Bio coming soon.
Mike Detorri
Treasurer
Bio Coming soon
Wendy Rice
Administrative Assistant
Wendy joined the Conservation District in September of 2026. She was born and raised in Ohio and is a farm girl at heart. After living in Nampa for 14 years she and her husband made the move to Fairfield in 2022 and they love our little town. Wendy enjoys spending time working in her yard, painting, reading and going for long walks. She loves the mountains and all of the natural beauty to be found in Camas County.