The Converse County Conservation District’s proposed FY 7/1/2026–6/30/2027 budget outlines $1.2M in operations and $339K in administration to deliver natural resource management, conservation cost-share, and education programs. Program lines include Community Pride Enhancement, Water Quality, Education/Information, District Objectives, septic system support, windbreak and canopy work, partner agreements with Wyoming Game & Fish and others, resource enhancement, mapping/pictometry, LaPrele Irrigation/Watershed, and the Big Muddy project. This signals a funded program portfolio where the district will rely on external vendors, contractors, and technical partners for conservation projects, mapping, watershed work, and community programs. Specific categories such as “Service Contracts,” “Contractual Arrangements,” and “Program Services” indicate multiple potential procurements or renewals, though no individual vendors are named in this document. Vendors in conservation engineering, environmental consulting, GIS/mapping, irrigation infrastructure, and public education can position themselves ahead of detailed scopes being set for the FY26-27 cycle.

Key funded lines include Septic System Program 50000; Windbreak and Community Canopy 90000; Partner ...