Our Mission
Guiding Principles
The Yolo County Resource Conservation District’s Board of Directors and staff operate by the following guiding principles:
Integrity and accountability – We behave honestly and ethically and strive to provide the highest quality of service and professionalism. We are transparent stewards of public funds. Our team members represent the organization through effective communication and personal accountability.
Collaboration and connection – The RCD’s success depends on working hand in hand with our community, including agricultural growers, landowners, partner organizations, and community members from all backgrounds. To reach our goals, our staff and the board of directors work together in an atmosphere of mutual respect.
Leadership – We ensure the RCD’s stability and effectiveness by continually empowering everyone on our team to act as leaders within the organization and the wider community.
Our District
The Yolo County RCD Strategic Plan guides district activities to address conservation issues in Yolo County. Our Annual Reports give a summary of our accomplishments:
The Yolo County RCD is a trusted steward of public and private funds. As a Special District, Yolo County RCD is subject to state transparency and accountability laws. The Brown Act and Division 9 of the California Public Resource Code require public meetings, open records, annual audits and financial reporting to the State Controller’s Office.