John Stork is seeking another term on the Boone County Conservation District Board of Supervisors, where he currently serves as treasurer.
A Boone County native, Stork has a professional background in agriculture and natural resource conservation. He graduated from the University of Kentucky with a bachelor’s degree in animal science and a minor in agricultural economics. After college, Stork returned to Northern Kentucky and spent six years working as a conservation technician with the Boone, Kenton, and Campbell County conservation districts.
His grandfather, Harold Stork, served on the Boone County Conservation District Board of Supervisors during the 1990s.
Stork was appointed to the board to fill a vacancy and has since taken on several leadership responsibilities. In addition to serving as treasurer, he chairs the district’s Budget and Human Resources committees and serves on its Land and Natural Resources Planning Committee.
In March 2024, Stork was appointed to the Boone County Agricultural Development Council, which works on agricultural development initiatives in the county.
The Boone County Conservation District provides technical assistance, educational programming and conservation resources to farmers, landowners and residents. Its work focuses on protecting soil, water and other natural resources.