CBCD's Board of Supervisors
Meet the Board
2025 Board of Supervisor Election & Appointment
Are you interested in serving on CBCD’s Board of Supervisors?
CBCD has two board positions open in 2025, including one elected board of supervisor position and an appointed board of supervisor position.
Candidates interested in the elected board position must complete Form PF-A and return to CBCD by 4:30 pm on January 31, 2025. Interested candidate forms (Form PF-A) can be returned to 903 W. 3rd Ave., Moses Lake or emailed to kristina-ribellia@columbiabasincd.org by 4:30 pm on January 31, 2025.
Individuals interested in applying for the appointed board position must submit the AFI - Conservation District Appointed Supervisor Application to the Washington State Conservation Commission no later than March 31, 2025.
Are you interested in voting in CBCD’s 2025 election?
Eligible voters are registered voters who reside within the boundaries of the District. The last day and time that voters can request ballots from the District is February 17, 2025 at 4:30 pm. Ballots can be requested from Columbia Basin Conservation District, Kristina Ribellia, 903 W. 3rd AVE., Moses Lake WA. 98837, (509) 765-9618, or email at kristina-ribellia@columbiabasincd.org. Ballots are to be returned to Columbia Basin Conservation District, 903 W. 3 rd AVE., Moses Lake WA. 98837 by March 10, 2025, at 4:30 pm or postmarked by this date and time.
Please contact Kristina Ribellia, CBCD’s 2025 Election Supervisor
at kristina-ribellia@columbiabasincd.org for more information.
About CBCD's Board of Supervisors
In 2013, Grant County, Moses Lake and Warden conservation districts consolidated into the Grant County Conservation District (GCCD), now known as the Columbia Basin Conservation District (CBCD). Under this consolidation, GCCD originally had 15 board members. Today, CBCD has a 5-member board representing all of CBCD's service area.
Consistent with other conservation districts in Washington state, CBCD:
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Is governed by a board of five members, called supervisors. Three are elected locally by the public, and two are appointed by the Washington State Conservation Commission;
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Must have at least two of the elected and one of the appointed supervisors be local landowners or operators of a farm;
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Supervisors serve a three-year term, without compensation — they are volunteers.
CBCD's elections are typically held annually in March.
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