Useful Information
Next Regular Board Meeting: The May Lincoln Conservation District Board of Supervisors Meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 21st at the American Forestry Building,138 Pipe Creek Road, Libby at 4:00 p.m.
Public Hearing: Wednesday, May 21st. 138 Pipe Creek Road, Libby at 3:45pm. Purpose of the public hearing is to review the conservation district budget and consider levying a permissive medical mill to cover costs in the group benefits line item.
Meeting Info
The Lincoln Conservation District Board of Supervisor’s Meeting is held the third Wednesday of each month at 4:00 p.m.
It alternates between Lincoln County Annex in Eureka and AFM building in Libby April through December. January through March are hybrid meetings (Zoom) initiated at the Annex office in Eureka.
310 Permits
310 Permit Applications must be received by the Lincoln Conservation District Office by 3:00 p.m., Wednesday, the week prior to the scheduled meeting to be placed on the agenda.
Office Info
Our office is located in the North Lincoln County Annex at 66121 MT Hwy 37, Eureka, MT 59917
Mailing Address: 66121 Mt Highway 37, Eureka, MT 59917
Hours: Monday – Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Phone: 406-297-2233
LCD May Board Packet
Permissive Levy Agenda PMML LCD May Regular Meeting Agenda Li-04-03-25; BDH Land Solutions, Indian Creek Li-05-01-25; Slesar, Yaak River Li-05-02-25; Sanders, Yaak River Li-05-03-25; Ekman, Tobacco River Li-05-04-25; Therriault Homeowners…
LCD APRIL 2025 BOARD MEETING
4/16/25 AGENDA Li-04-01-25, Lincoln Electric, Lick Lake Li-04-02-25, Kvapil, Libby Creek Li-04-03-25, BDH Land Solutions, Indian Creek Li-04-04-25, WWC, Lick Lake Outlet Channel
LCD 3.19.25 Board Packet and Agenda
3.19.25 Agenda Li-03-01-25, Lucier, Wolf Creek Li-03-02-25, Vincent, Silver Butte Fisher River Yaak Valley Letter of Support GLID Letter of Support Envirothon 2025 funding
Tobacco River Restoration
Tobacco River Restoration
Lincoln Conservation District has received funding to restore approximately 1 mile of river channel on the Tobacco River. The goals of the project are to improve fisheries by addressing stream health including sediment reduction and floodplain access. The project will enhance habitat conditions in this important reach of the Tobacco River which serves as a critical migratory corridor to spawning and rearing tributaries in the Upper Tobacco River drainage.
Mud Creek Restoration
Mud Creek Restoration
Lincoln Conservation District has been awarded a grant to complete the restoration of one half mile of Mud Creek and the adjacent riparian area and floodplain. The goal of the project is to improve the aquatic species habitat by addressing stream health and installing a fish barrier to prevent non-native species from continuing upstream. The project site was formerly a timber milling site that straightened and channelized the creek.