John Stork is running for the Boone County Soil and Water Conservation District Board in the Nov. 3 general election.
The nonpartisan race has three seats to fill, according to BallotReady election data. Voters may choose up to three candidates. Kevin R. Bond and Michael R. Wilson are also on the ballot.
Candidate information
- Name: John Stork
- Party: Nonpartisan
- Office sought: Boone County Soil and Water Conservation District Board
- Education: Bachelor of science in animal science with a minor in agricultural economics, University of Kentucky
- Hometown: Boone County native
Experience and public service
Stork has worked as a conservation technician at the Boone, Kenton and Campbell County Conservation Districts, according to the Boone County Conservation District website. He serves as treasurer of the Boone County Conservation District Board of Supervisors.
His family ties to the board run deep. His grandfather, Harold Stork, served as a board member of the Boone County Conservation District through the 1990s, according to the district's website.
Stork grew up in Boone County, where he played outdoors in creeks, explored in the woods and rode horses, according to his district biography.
On the issues
No issue responses from Stork were available for this profile.
This profile was built from the candidate's public biography on the Boone County Conservation District website and BallotReady election data. The Florence-Union Journal did not interview the candidate for this article.
