Good morning. It's been a while since we've been here, but we have been busy. So I just want to give an update of what we have been doing. I included a little packet. This was included in our annual meeting that we had in February. But just some highlights of what the soil and water conservation district have done …
designs, practice checkout, before payout. Quick math, that's almost $13 million that has helped facilitate this county. One last thing I want to mention, let's not forget education. Lawrence County SWCD are also invested in the next generation, visiting classrooms, hosting workshops and helping young people understand the value of conservation. When we teach our kids to care for the …
I think I spoke with you and built on it at the office. OK. This is going to be a long run. This is going to be a really short time. Yep. So, where exactly did this money come from? What? It's out of our MBA plus. It's not general budget. Yeah. It's all in the ages. So, this is …
leverage sheet through the SWCD. Conservation on the ground, clean water, and reducing soil erosion is our goal. As we are leading these goals with cost share assistance, we're also boosting the community economically. This is $1,000,000 that is funneling directly back into the county. Examples of this being purchasing gravel, fabric, for an access road or heavy use pad …