Kevin Bond is seeking another four-year term on the Boone County Conservation District Board of Supervisors.
A lifelong Boone County resident and Kentucky native, Bond has a background in natural resource conservation, wildlife management and business ownership.
Bond previously served as the 5th District commissioner for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, a position that involved conservation efforts and wildlife habitat improvement across the region.
Outside of public service, Bond is the president of Trademark Plumbing. He is also an avid outdoorsman.
Bond currently serves on the Boone County Conservation District’s seven-member Board of Supervisors, which oversees programs focused on protecting the county’s soil, water, forests and wildlife habitats.
According to the district’s website, Bond chairs its Land and Natural Resources Planning Committee. He also serves on the Budget Committee and Government Affairs Committee.
The conservation district works with landowners, residents and government agencies to promote responsible land management through educational programs, technical assistance and conservation initiatives.
LINK nky contacted Bond with questions about her background, priorities and reasons for seeking office but did not receive a response before publication. This profile was created using publicly available information.