About

The Madison County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) is a subdivision of the state and operates as a department of Madison County Government. It is a public body which exercises public powers. It is governed by five supervisors, each a resident of the county, three elected and two appointed. The district receives its statutory authority from Indiana District Law. (Indiana Code 14-32-5-1)

Established in 1949

Soil and Water Conservation Districts (SWCD) were established across the country after the Dust Bowl devastated farmlands and soil quality. In Indiana, every county (92) has an SWCD established and providing local level conservation efforts.

Our Partners

The Madison County SWCD works with Purdue Extension, the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS), other SWCDs, and local groups to provide conservation education, services, and programs.

Our Team

Brandi Frazier
Executive Director

Brandi began as the District Coordinator in April of 2016. After the previous Executive Director left in August of 2017, Brandi made the move into the position seamlessly.
Email: brandi.frazier@in.nacdnet.net​

Current Board of Supervisors:
Mike Lawyer, President
Rick Autry, Vice President
Chad Bouslog, Treasurer/Secretary
Cory Bohlander
Jason Brown

Monthly Board Meetings
The SWCD board meets on the first Tuesday of the month at the SWCD office if a quorum of board members can be in attendance.