Board of Directors
From Top Left to Bottom Right
Cheryl Doros |
Director |
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Tom Simpson |
Vice-Chair |
Tom resides in Libertyville and is a Field Station Ecologist with the McHenry County Conservation District. Tom was a former Ecologist and Naturalist with the Education Program at the Morton Arboretum, and at Northeastern Illinois University in the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, where he taught a wide range of courses in environmentalism and conservation.
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Sandy Hartogh |
Treasurer |
Sandy is a current resident of Grayslake. Sandy works as a Marketing Director for Active Electrical Supply and Fox Lighting Galleries in Chicago, creating newsletters and brochures, handling advertising and public relations.
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Cheena Wade |
Secretary |
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Don Lloyd |
Chairman |
Don resides in Grayslake, and teaches full time at the College of Lake County, where he provides a practical as well as a scientific approach to learning. He is a plant biologist, studying and working with macro and micro (molecular) levels of plant activity.
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How does the Soil and Water Conservation District Operate?
The District is a non-taxing body governed by a Board of Directors consisting of five local citizens. Directors are elected to a two-year term. The Board meets once a month. All meetings are open to public.
Operating funds are derived from state and local appropriations and from self-generated income by means of services, sales and fundraisers. Federal and state grants are available for specific programs.
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