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Leaders Council

Mission

“The mission of the Jefferson County 4-H Council is to assist youth and volunteer staff — through informal education – to acquire knowledge and to develop life skills and values that enable them to become increasingly self-directing, productive, contributing citizens.”

  • Council meets the Second Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the WSU Classroom at 97 Oak Bay Rd. Port Hadlock
  • All Jefferson County 4-H youth and adults are most welcome – 4-H leaders are highly encouraged to attend
  • A great time for learning about our local 4-H programs, professional development, networking, and resource sharing
  • 4-H Club/Project representatives must attend 4 meetings a year to be eligible to vote

4-H Leader Resources:

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Link to other Member Resources

Program Information

Leaders Council Resources
2026 Jefferson County 4-H Fair Premium Book
WA State 4-H Fair Info
Care to Share Form

Leaders Council Executive Committee

Bethel Moore – Treasurer (from JC Horse Club)
  • Chairperson: Amber Miller (Happy Haystacks)
  • Vice Chairperson: Jessica Dehnert (Northwest Rangers) and Stacy Pratt (Quilcene Wranglers)
  • Record Keeper: Laurie Hampton (Paws N Claws)

Meeting Schedule:

  • Leaders Council, Second Mondays @ 6:30 – WSU Classroom 97 Oak Bay Rd. Port Hadlock WA and via Zoom
  • Horse Committee Meeting – Next Meeting December 15th at 5:30pm – WSU Classroom 97 Oak Bay Rd. Port Hadlock WA
  • Bylaws Committee
  • Fundraising Committee

Scholarship Fund:

Our Leaders Council awards scholarships to our graduating seniors – to donate to this fund visit this site:

Jefferson County 4-H Leaders Council Scholarship Fund for Graduating Seniors