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Guided by Local Stewardship and Expert Leadership

Since 1947, the Medina Valley Soil & Water Conservation District has served as your local government partner in land stewardship. Led by an elected board of active agriculture producers, we help Medina County landowners protect their soil and water for future generations. Join us in preserving our community’s natural legacy.

The MVSWCD holds monthly meeting which are open to the public. Meeting dates and a link the agenda can be found on the home page.

Board of Directors

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Wayne Stein

Chairman

Subdivision 3 Representative

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Tommy Boehme

Vice Chairman

Subdivision 5 Representative

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Russell Roberson

Secretary

Subdivision 4 Representative

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Vacant

Subdivision 1 Representative

Photo courtesy of Stacy Saathof

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Vacant

Subdivision 2 Representatives

District Staff

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District Boundaries

Serving Medina County and the surrounding Valley ecosystem.

Janet Zerr

District Technician

Coordinates educational events, youth activities, sales, and public outreach

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Denise Griffin

District Clerk

Serves as bookkeeper and board meeting coordinator

State Liaison

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Kendria Ray

Executive Director

Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board

Leads the TSSWCB in administering Texas' soil & water conservation law and coordinating conservation and nonpoint water pollution abatement programs throughout the state. Also serves as our district liaison to the TSSWCB. 

District Transparency & Governace

Director Election Policies & Procedures:

Directors are elected to two year terms. Qualified candidates must be 18+ years old, own land in the district (Medina County), be actively engaged in farming or ranching, and own agriculture land in the subdivision they represent.

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