The Pomeroy Conservation District offers civil engineering services for soil, water, and habitat conservation projects.

We work with private landowners and local government agencies to provide assistance with project planning, engineering design, permitting, and construction management for projects that help conserve natural resources.

The Pomeroy Conservation District, like all Washington conservation districts, is a political subdivision of Washington State. Our engineering program is funded through grants from state agencies and project-specific funding sources. The engineering program works in coordination with eight other conservation districts located in the southeast corner of Washington State.

Summary of Services:

• Livestock Water Developments
• Grassed Waterways
• Streambank Stabilization
• Fish Habitat Structures
• Water Crossing Structures (Hardened Crossing, Culvert, Bridge)

For these projects, we typically carry out the following in-house engineering tasks:

• Site Evaluation
• Topographic Surveying
• Design and Drafting
• Construction Oversight
• Certification of Completed Projects
• As-Built Drawings