Alpena-Montmorency Conservation District Staff

District Manager
Aprille Williamson
Aprille has been with the district since 2013. She started out as the bookkeeper for the Montmorency CD. In 2015 she became the administrator for Montmorency CD and then took on the Administrator position of the Alpena CD in 2016. In September of 2017 the two districts were consolidated and Aprille took on responsibility of both districts as District Manager. Aprille has been a lifetime resident of Atlanta. She graduated from Northwood University with a BBA in Accounting and Business Management. She runs her own bookkeeping business and volunteers in many community organizations. Aprille's strong community ties will be an asset to our district.
CTAI Technician
Kenneth Parsons
Kenny has been with the district since 2000. Kenny graduated from Lake Superior State University in 2000 with an Environmental Geology degree. He lives in Alpena with his family. He loves the outdoors, hunting and working at the family camp. Kenny has a lot of knowledge with soil recommendations, food plots, farm practices and anything natural resources. He is a great resource for our office and works very well with our area landowners. 
FAP Forester
Brook Alloway
Brook began working at the Alpena-Montmorency Conservation District September 2015. Brook received her Master's of Science in Forestry through Michigan Technological University in May of 2014. Since then, she has worked for the Chippewa/Luce/Mackinac Conservation District assisting forest landowners in the Easter U.P. She has also spent time working for the Colorado State Forest and marking timber in Northern Hardwood stands in the Northern Lower.​
Bovine TB Technician
Jason Myers
Jason was hired February 2018 as our new Bovine TB Biosecurity Tech. Jason has a lot of experience with Conservation Districts, NRCS, HAP and the great programs that we offer. He will be a great asset to our district and the landowners in our area. 
MAEAP Technician
Clara Shattuck
Clara was recently hired as our MAEAP Tech and she will be starting April 2018. We look forward to her arrival and she will be a great asset to our farmers.