What is the 4-H Council?

A County 4-H Council consists of people who work together to improve the quality of the 4-H Youth Development program.  It is created for the purpose of actively engaging local volunteers in developing, conducting, and evaluating a 4-H program that is based on the needs of youth, volunteers, and the community.  County 4-H Councils work closely with and share the overall responsibility for the 4-H Youth Development program with the 4-H Youth Development Agent.  

Who is the Target Audience?

The primary audience of the 4-H Council are the volunteers who will serve and deliver the program.  The secondary audience includes all stakeholder groups:  parents, community leaders, partners, contributors, businesses, schools and of course, local youth!  The 4-H Council must focus their primary attention on the volunteers who deliver 4-H programs and activities to the youth.  

Fayette County 4-H Council Membership

Fayette County 4-H Council membership is open to all club volunteers, parents of currently enrolled 4-H members and community partners interested in positive youth development.  Please contact the Extension Office if you are interested in serving on the 4-H Council.

Current Officers:

President: Nikole Christensen

Vice President: Justin Blackburn

Treasurer: Patrick Robinson

Secretary: Mary Johns