San Juan County 4-H Leader Quick Reference
You are not expected to have every answer. When you have a question, concern, or situation you are unsure how to handle, please reach out. It is always better to ask than to guess.
Start Here: San Juan County 4-H Office
- Policies & Requirements
- Enrollment
- Clubs & Volunteers
- Safety & Concerns
- Finances & Fundraising
- Records & Fair Eligibility
- Additional Resources
- Dates & Deadlines
- Anything You’re Unsure About
Program Contact
Clinton Gauthier, 4-H Program CoordinatorPhone NumberCall or Text: (360) 350-2209 Email Address • sanjuan.4-h@wsu.edu
Club & Project Questions
Club & Volunteer Directory
Connect with other clubs, volunteers, and leaders with relevant project experience.
The digital version is password protected.
San Juan County 4-H Leaders Council
- Countywide Volunteer Activities
- Educational Activity Support
- Recognition
- Leaders Council Business
Current officers: See Club & Volunteer Directory
Policy/program requirements: 4-H Office
Livestock Market Animal Auction
- Auction Paperwork & Procedures
- Weigh-ins & Sifting
- Auction Operations
- Buyer Outreach
Current contacts: See Club & Volunteer Directory
Enrollment/Fair eligibility/ownership policy: 4-H Office
San Juan County Fair
4-H Office
- 4-H Eligibility
- Project Enrollment
- FairEntry
- Records
- 4-H Departments
- 4-H Policy
General Fair Operations
San Juan County Parks & Fair Office
Not sure which? → Start with the 4-H Office.
When Something Serious Happens
Contact the 4-H Office promptly for injuries, youth-safety concerns, serious behavior/Code of Conduct concerns, complaints, reportable incidents, or questions about WSU requirements.
Emergency or Immediate Danger? Call 911 First!
Follow required WSU reporting procedures for suspected abuse or neglect.