

Frequently Asked Questions:
Hendricks County Soil & Water Conservation District
The
Hendricks County Soil and Water Conservation District is a legal
subdivision of State government. It is cooperatively funded and staffed
through the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service; the Indiana
State Department of Agriculture, Division of Soil Conservation; and
Hendricks County government. The mission of the District is:
“To help the citizens of Hendricks County manage, conserve and
enhance natural resources today for the benefit of tomorrow’s
generations through education, public information, leadership, technical
assistance and development of innovative programs.”
Department Mailing Address:
195
Meadow Drive #2
Danville, IN 46122
Website: http://www.hendricks-swcd.org/
Phone Number: (317)745-2555 X 3
Office Hours: Monday - Friday,
8:00a.m. - 4:00p.m.
Officials:
Henry Wallis
The Hendricks County
Purdue Extension provides the following services:
- Natural resource technical consultation to
County and local planning authorities.
- Technical consultation and review of erosion control
plans/storm-water pollution prevention plans for construction in
compliance with Indiana's Rules 5 and 13.
- USDA agriculture conservation program technical
assistance.
- Environmental/Conservation education.
- Aerial photograph archive.
- Hendricks County Soil Survey.
- Landowner information/advice on drainage, soil
erosion and soil resources.