About Conservation District Area Meetings
Each fall, MACD attends Area Meetings for each of Montana’s six Conservation District Areas. These meetings are held the last week of September and first week of October.
At these meetings, neighboring conservation districts, MACD area directors, staff, and partners get together to discuss issues facing their areas, programs the districts are implementing, proposed resolutions, election of MACD Area Directors, and more.
Meeting Information

Area 5
September 29, 2026
Eureka
Hosting: Lincoln Conservation District
Administrator: Rhonda Rockwell
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Venue: Riverstone Lodge – 6370 US Hwy 93 N, Eureka MT
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Area 3
September 30, 2026
Chinook
Hosting: Blaine Conservation District
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Area 1
October 1, 2026
Glasgow
Hosting: Valley County Conservation District
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Area 4
October 6, 2026
Joliet
Hosting: Carbon Conservation District
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Area 2
October 7, 2026
Miles City
Hosting: Custer County Conservation District
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Area 6
October 8, 2026
White Sulphur Springs
Hosting: Meagher Conservation District
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Resources for Partners
- 2026 Area Meeting Travel Details for Partners
- Details will be shared as they are available
Resources for Hosts
- Area Meeting Guide (updated May 2026)
- Sample Agenda
- Sturgis Nomination Guidance
- Resolution and Election Voting Guidance
- List of state partners to invite (Will be updated for 2026 soon- not exhaustive, please see Area Meeting Guide for further recommendations)
Please also refer to the Area Hosts Binder and the shared Area Hosts Google Drive.
Resources for Districts
Districts are asked to create reports each year ahead of MACD’s area meetings. These reports are a valuable tool to help communicate your district’s accomplishments to partners, legislators, and members of your community.
This year, we are asking districts to try out a template for these reports. This template is designed to help you put together a report that is visually appealing, concise, and interesting. It is available to districts on Canva and as a downloadable Word document, or districts can submit information through a Jotform for direct formatting assistance from MACD. Please note that this is a guide and not a required format – feel free to make adjustments, add/remove sections, and be creative to make sure your district’s unique accomplishments shine through!
Resolutions
Resolutions for consideration at 2026 Area Meetings will be announced as soon as they are available!
For information on the Resolution process, view the Resolution and Committee Process document. Past resolutions are available in the Resolutions Library.

