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Kenton County Conservation District, About Us

Chris holds a bachelor's degree in environmental science and geography from Northern Kentucky University. He is married to his wife, Dana. He lives in Independence, Kentucky. 

Chris currently works as a regional leader for Williams Creek Management. He previously worked as a regulatory reporting and wet weather manager for Northern Kentucky Sanitation District 1 and as an electrician at Thermo Electric LLC. 

Chris Kaeff currently serves as a Kenton County Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor. He was first elected to this position in 2012 and is serving his third term. 

Advocates for assessing local resources and implementing sustainable land and water management practices that can withstand any potential global challenges.

Plans to make efforts to alleviate environmental damage. 

- Advocates for assessing local resources and implementing sustainable land and water management practices that can withstand any potential global challenges.
- Plans to make efforts to alleviate environmental damage. 

Energy & the Environment

Plans to seek "innovative ways" to expand the local environmental conservation program. 

- Plans to seek "innovative ways" to expand the local environmental conservation program. 

Administration

As of August 20, 2024, Chris Kaeff did not have a website or any information online.

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Chris Kaeff

Chris earned a bachelor's degree in environmental science and geography from Northern Kentucky University. 

Chris is currently a regional leader for Williams Creek Management. He was also a regulatory reporting and wet weather manager for Northern Kentucky Sanitation District 1. 

Chris Kaeff currently serves as the Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor in Kenton Soil District in Kentucky. He was first elected in 2012 and has been serving 3 terms.  

Advocates for assessing local resources and implementing sustainable land and water management practices to withstand global challenges.

Aims to coordinate efforts to reduce environmental losses.

- Advocates for assessing local resources and implementing sustainable land and water management practices to withstand global challenges.
- Aims to coordinate efforts to reduce environmental losses.

Seeks innovative collaboration to expand and sustain the conservation program's success.

- Seeks innovative collaboration to expand and sustain the conservation program's success.

- Soil and water conservation district supervisors are elected to a seven-member board. The purpose of this board is to promote the conservation and management of land, water, trees, and other natural resources of the district.
- District supervisors raise awareness and provide education on conservation and resource management to local citizens. 
- District supervisors coordinate local, state, and federal resources and provide other services, programs, and assistance to landowners. 
- District supervisors are elected to four-year terms on a staggered basis during non-partisan elections that take place every two years. 
- District supervisors work voluntarily and do not receive a salary. 

Works to ensure the conservation of your county’s natural resources.