~News & Announcements ~
*There is a Cost Share program available for Weed Control in the Cooperative Weed Management Area (CWMA) now thru October 1, 2018. For more information and map of the area, click on this link: CWMA application 2017
*WE HAVE TWO BOARD MEMBER POSITION OPENINGS*
District #1 Position, includes the southwest section of Lincoln County. It is bound on the north by Township 24 N; on the West by the Grant County lines; on the East by Range 36 E; and the South by Adams County. This is a non-paid position, with a 4-year term of office. Interested persons residing in this district must make a written application that includes the signatures of at least ten registered voters residing in their same district supporting their nomination to the board, if interested click on this link for an application BOARD MEMBER APPLICATION, and return to the Weed Board.
District #3 Position, includes the northeastern portion of the county. It is bound on the north by the Spokane River; on the west by Range 37 E; on the east by the Spokane County lines; on the south by Township 24 N. This is a non-paid position, with a 4-year term of office. Interested persons residing in this district must make a written application that includes the signatures of at least ten registered voters residing in their same district supporting their nomination to the board, if interested click on this link for an application BOARD MEMBER APPLICATION, and return to the Weed Board.
~PUBLIC NOTICE:
The Lincoln County Noxious Weed Control Board will be performing routine surveys for noxious weed infestations in accordance with the Washington State Noxious Weed Law – RCW 17.10 throughout Lincoln County. Field staff will not drive off of any access roads that lead onto or through landowner properties, access onto properties will be performed with the utmost respect and they will not damage any property while gaining access. If they can’t adequately survey the entire property from the vehicle they will travel on foot to those area.
Direct Costs Estimates and Economic Impacts for Washington State –
Invasive Species Economic Impacts Report January 2017