2026 Wildfire Resilience Chipper Days
The Asotin County Conservation District is hosting FREE forest wildfire resilience chipper days in Anatone and Cloverland! Three separate events, ALPHA (Anatone, 5/26), BRAVO (Anatone, 5/27), and CHARLIE (Cloverland, 5/29). Each event has 6 spots available for reservations, and the crew will show up between 7:00AM - 3:00PM on the day of your event. Landowners do not need to be present during their chipping reservation, but slash must be prepared ahead of the event.
Please reserve your space using the QR Code on the flyer, or by clicking this link to SignUpGenius reservation app:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0445ACAE2BAAFDC07-64137770-chipper
2026 Annual Meeting
Thank you to our sponsors!
- Alpha Services
- Blue Mountain Defensible Space
- GeoEngineers
- Casey & Gail Hagenah
- Happy Day Corp.
- Roosters Waterfront Restuarant
- Schurman's True Value
- Stonebraker McQuary Insurance
- Kenny & Stacey Thornton
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the Asotin County Conservation District operates under the laws of the State of Washington applicable to conservation districts.
WHEREAS the District is governed by a five-member board, as set out in RCW Chapter 89.08 and WAC Section 135-110.
It is resolved that a poll-site election for an open position on the District board of supervisors will be held on Thursday, March 12, 2026, from 2:30pm until 7:30pm at the Asotin County Conservation Office located at 1397 Port Drive, Clarkston, WA 99403.
The elected position whose term is expiring in May 2026 is currently held by Jesse Greene. The new term will commence May 2026 and expire in 2029.
The appointed position whose term is expiring in May 2026 is currently held by Jerry Hendrickson. The new term will commence May 2026 and expire in 2029.
2026 Election Resolution (pdf link)
WA State Conservation Commission Election Information (link)
Community Wildfire Protection Plan
The people of Asotin County, alongside local, state, and federal partners, united to develop a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) that reflects the county’s unique landscapes, values, and priorities for wildfire resilience. With support from the Ember Alliance, the Washington Department of Natural Resources, and the Washington State Conservation Commission, the Asotin County Conservation District (ACCD) led a collaborative planning process. WRCD (link) provided technical assistance, Core Team participation, and fiscal sponsorship. Together, stakeholders crafted a CWPP that identifies strategies for protecting lives, homes, infrastructure, and natural resources, prioritizes at-risk areas across public and private lands, and outlines actions for vegetation management, emergency preparedness, community education, and post-fire recovery. This CWPP serves as both a blueprint and a call to action for building a safer, more fire-resilient Asotin County.