Sandusky County Soil & Water Conservation district
Be the Change
for A
Better Future
Election Legal Notice:
The Ohio Soil and Water Conservation Commission will cause an election of Supervisors of the Sandusky Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) to be held in accordance with Chapter 940 of the Ohio Revised Code. Individuals who own or occupy land within the Sandusky County Soil and Water Conservation District and are 18 years of age or older may vote for Supervisor.
There are two ways an eligible voter can cast a ballot:
- At the SWCD office, 2000 Countryside Drive Suite A Fremont, OH 43420, from 9/1/2026 until 9/30/2026 during normal business hours; or
- Voting absentee from 9/1/2026 until 9/30/2026, by requesting the ballot application and election ballot from the SWCD office at the following address: 2000 Countryside Drive Suite A Fremont, OH 43420, by calling 419-334-6324, or email [email protected]. Absentee ballots must be received by the SWCD office by 9/30/2026 at the end of the business day.
One Supervisor will be elected to a three‐year term commencing January 1st, 2027 and ending December 31st, 2029.
Nominees are:
- Donald Binger
- Kyle Neill
Donald Binger
Don resides in York Township, currently serves as a member for the Sandusky SWCD Board of Supervisors, and is seeking re-election. Don feels that he “knows the job of a farmer goes far beyond just the soil. It is the most important asset, but it starts there, every year.” He is a full-time grain and livestock farmer and produces corn, beans, wheat, hay, and raises feeder cattle. Don has been a strong advocate for conservation for many years. On the farm he practices no-till, cover crops, crop rotations, grid soil testing and tissue testing. He has participated in H2Ohio and Federal NRCS programs addressing potential recourse concerns on his land.
Kyle Neill
Kyle resides in Washington Township and as a younger farmer, he hopes to bring the energy of the next generation to the Board of Supervisors and realizes the importance of preserving our natural resources for the future. Kyle has also had firsthand knowledge of the benefits of conservation practices on his family farm, Tri-County Farms. He implements cover crops, no till, VRT application, wildlife areas, systematic drainage tile, crop rotation, filter strips and has participated in H2Ohio on his farm. As a farmer, Kyle produces corn, soybeans, wheat, clover and cattle.
How Can You Be The CHANGE?
Producers are the CHANGE in Sandusky County!
Sandusky County is currently home to:
– 97,838 VNMP acres
– 21,970 VRT Phosphorus Application acres
– 13,094 Subsurface Phosphorus Placement acres
– 643 Manure Incorporation acres
– 7,561 Small Grains acres
– 483 Forage Seeding acres
– 32,867 Overwintering Cover Crop acres
Our Story
Offering The Best conservation practices Since 1948...
Established in 1948, Sandusky County Soil & Water Conservation District was formed as the 62nd conservation district in Ohio. The district serves as a liaison between private landowners and federal agencies.
