Navajo County NRCD
Conserving 2,107,308 acres of Arizona
Neighboring Apache NRCD, Navajo County NRCD shares resource concerns such as grassland restoration. Grassland restoration in the area is being achieved through invasive species removal, which reduces hazardous fuels (reducing fire risk) and reestablishing ground cover with grasses and other plants beneficial to wildlife and livestock.
Nominations for District Supervisor Are Now Open!
The open seat is for a new 6-year term. To be eligible, a candidate must be 18 years of age, a resident of the District, a registered voter in the State of Arizona, and have a Cooperator Agreement on file.
A regular candidate nomination petition requires the signatures of district cooperators, while a write-in nomination petition does not require signatures.
Write-in nomination petitions must be filed by March 25, 2024
Regular nomination petitions must be filed by April 24, 2024
Election Day is May 4, 2024
Nomination Petitions must be sent to the NRCD Board of Supervisors by emailing or calling the District’s point of contact listed on this webpage. Once you provide your email address, additional candidate forms will be emailed to you to complete the nomination process.
If you have any questions regarding cooperator agreements, nomination petitions, or filing, please send an email or call the District point of contact listed on this webpage.
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What: NRCD Board Meeting
When: April 18, 2024 @ 6:00PM
Where: 123 North Main St. Taylor, AZ 85939
Agenda: ::: Click Here
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November 2023
Board of Supervisors
Frances Perkins, Chair
Ethan Ellsworth, Vice Chair
Sindy Machusak, Supervisor
Bob Flake, Supervisor
Jim O’Haco, Supervisor
Bill Jeffers, Advisor
J.R. Despain, Advisor
Contact Info
Heather Lee
PC: USFS