Franklin County Conservation District
Ottawa Kansas
​Since 1941
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Your Conservation Partner Since 1941

The Franklin County Conservation District is a political subdivision of state government, established in 1941 and charged with the conservation of the natural resources of Franklin County. Our mission is conserving natural resources for the future, by providing technical and financial assistance to address natural resource concerns which benefit both the agricultural community and society as a whole.

Our primary operating funds are provided through county ad-valorem tax funds, as appropriated through the Franklin County Commissioners; and Kansas Water Plan funds, as outlined in K.S.A. 2-1907C. Through all our work and services we strive to provide resources and experiences to allow current and future generations to understand the importance and value of conservation. 
   


Hours
Monday through Friday
​7:00AM - 3:30PM

*Closed on all federal holidays.
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Contact Us
Office: 785-241-7201
Cell: 785-418-0707

Email: [email protected]
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*In the event of a Federal Government Shutdown, we can assist customers from a remote location.
 
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Address
343 West 23rd Street
​Suite 2
Ottawa, Kansas 66067

We are proud to be a member of the following professional conservation organizations:
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All programs and services of the Franklin County Conservation District are available without regard
​to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, age or handicap.
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