The Hall County Soil and Water Conservation District is managed by a Board of Supervisors who represent local land users. Supervisors are volunteers and receive no compensation for their time and espenses.

Because they are local residents, they represent the community and are aware of local problems, issues, concerns, and needs. They put in many hours working on conservation projects, attending meetings, dealing with government agencies, and local landowners. These dedicated supervisors have faithfully served in their communities for years. They have made a difference in soil and water conservation and future generations will come to understand the many contributions made by this group.