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Virginia Association of Resource Conservation and Development Councils |
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2007-2008 VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF RC&D COUNCILS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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Resource Conservation and Development About Us...
Each RC&D Council defines its own goals and objectives to meet local needs.
Diverse groups of local volunteers are brought together in a unique partnership to find solutions to their local problems.
They: Identify problems Establish goals and objectives Set priorities Develop alternative plans Implement selected plans
The strength of the RC&D program is the commitment of the people to solve their own problems. RC&D Councils recognize that local people are best able to determine needs and create solutions for their community.
Local people provide the leadership and the direction for RC&D activities. Teamwork between the people and public agencies assisting them is what makes an RC&D area a success.
RC&D generates grass roots supports for activities that build momentum from the planning process and carries over to the implementation phase. |
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Jay Hubble accepts the position of Virginia RC&D Chair for the next two years. Sherry Swinson, Outgoing RC&D Chair presents Jay with the RC&D gavel. |
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Jay Hubble/New River-Highlands RC&D—Chair Mary Jones/South Centre’ Corridors RC&D—Vice Chair Bill Smith/Black Diamond RC&D—Secretary Joan Comanor/Shenandoah RC&D—Treasurer Carlyle Wimbish/Old Dominion RC&D—Member at Large Ruth Boettcher/Eastern Shore RC&D—Member at Large Jerry Walker/Tidewater RC&D—Member at Large Judy Lyttle/South Hampton Roads RC&D—Member at Large |
