Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Franklin County Soil and Water Conservation District.
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Posted
Nov 5, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Supply and installation of manure separation equipment.
Posted
Nov 5, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
Manure storage flare project which consists of the supply and installation of a biogas flare at the site.
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City
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Malone
County
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Franklin
Address
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174 Finney Blvd
Phone Number
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(518) 651-2097
Zip Code
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12953
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Franklin County Soil and Water Conservation District
The board conducted an election of officers and appointed representatives for various committees. Key business items included the review and revision of employee handbook policies, specifically regarding designated holidays, and the establishment of a meeting schedule for the upcoming year. The board approved the advertising for conservation student aide positions and authorized staff attendance at professional development events and symposia. Financial actions were taken, including the transfer of funds between accounts. Additionally, the board reviewed comprehensive reports from the District Manager and staff regarding ongoing grants, conservation projects, and department activities.
The Board of Directors meeting covered several key topics. Staff members received recognition for the Division V Merit Award. Financial business included the approval of budget revisions for 2026, the hiring of student aides and new technicians, and various financial authorizations, including reimbursement requests and bank account management. Additionally, the board approved several technology renewals and reviewed detailed reports from the District Manager and various technicians regarding ongoing conservation projects, grants, and upcoming events. Updates from external partners, including the NYS Soil and Water Conservation Committee and the USDA, were also presented.
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The board authorized several initiatives, including the ADK Community Foundation Invasive Species Grant, a series of tire recycling events, AEM implementation projects, and backyard biodiversity applications. Financial actions included payroll transfers, grant account establishment, and budget approvals. The meeting also featured comprehensive departmental reports and updates from agency representatives regarding conservation projects, grant statuses, and upcoming environmental education programs.
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