About Us

Julia Cumming is the District Program Administrator. The District Program Administrator represents the Board of Supervisors and serves to carry out their responsibilities on a day to day basis.  She serves on the Subdivision Review Board and assists the County with land use planning and management, including the implementation of the Local Agricultural Easement Purchase Program. She investigates and resolves agricultural pollution complaints.  She maintains a positive working relationship with other agencies and organizations to achieve common natural resource protection goals.  Julia has been with Madison SWCD since 1996.

Gail Wilson is the Operations Coordinator.  She has been with Madison SWCD since 2000 and is a Madison County native.  She serves as the receptionist for the district, handles accounts payable and receivable, maintains financial records, prepares reports, payroll, and district sales.  She maintains the district files and assists with all meetings, tours and workshops.  She feels very fortunate to work with and for the great people of Madison County. 

Broc Sehen is the District Technician- Wildlife Specialist. He joined Madison SWCD in 2021. Broc is a graduate of The Ohio State University School of Environment and Natural Resources, where he became familiar with environmental programs and policy as well as research and data collection techniques. Broc is from South Vienna, Ohio where he developed his passion for the environment and conservation through hunting, fishing, 4-H, and FFA. He is excited to help the residents of Madison County improve and maintain wildlife habitat and conservation efforts while also meeting landowner production goals and expectations.

Megan Sweeney is the District Technician and joined the Madison SWCD in 2023. She worked for Montgomery County SWCD in Indiana for the last year and a half and has experience in meeting with urban and rural landowners to discuss natural resource issues, such as erosion, drainage, pollutants and water quality. Megan looks forward to working with landowners in the county to solve issues, answer questions, and improve natural resources through various conservation practices. 

James Tillman is the District Conservationist for Madison and Clark Counties with the Natural Resources Conservation Service. James has been with NRCS since 2012, and enjoys working with a multitude of operations and managements. James began his career with NRCS through an internship. He has worked within multiple counties in and around Southwest Ohio, and is looking forward to providing service for many more years with the agency.