Board Elections & Appointments
Each conservation district is governed by a board of three locally elected and two state-appointed volunteers, called supervisors. As dictated by state statute, at least two of the elected and one of the appointed supervisors must own land or operate a farm in the district.
The term of office is three years, and supervisors serve without compensation. State statute also requires conservation district elections to be held in the first quarter of the calendar year.
About the Elected Supervisor Position
Clallam CD conducted the 2025 election for one open supervisor position and the results have been certified (Christy Cox - 547 votes; Judy Larson- 371 votes).
Interested in running for a position on CCD’s board of supervisors?
See Washington State Conservation Commission webpage on Elections and Appointments.
Please review and follow this Guide to Elections for Conservation District Candidates.
Learn about Conservation District Supervisor Responsibilities.
The following form is required to be submitted by potential candidates to Clallam Conservation District either in person, by mail or electronically before the candidate filing deadline of February 18, 2025 at 4:00PM.
Candidate Information Form (PF-A)
Please read the Candidate Statement Optional Information Instructions for additional information that can be submitted with your Candidate Information Form
Appointed Supervisor Position
Would you like to be considered for an appointed position on Clallam CD’s Board of Supervisors? The Washington State Conservation Commission appoints two of Clallam CD’s five board members. The next appointed position held by Supervisor Nicole Rasmussen expires May 2025; the Commission will appoint a supervisor to serve on Clallam Conservation District’s board in 2025. The window for applications for the appointed seat is January 1, 2025 through March 31, 2025. Applications can be submitted during this time frame.
CCD Elections Details for the 2026 election will be coming soon!
Keep your voter registration information up to date! Go to vote.wa.gov to see if you are a registered voter in Clallam County. This is the states voter registration and information portal.