Jason Ulseth is seeking reelection as a Fulton County Soil and Water Conservation District supervisor in the Nov. 3, 2026, nonpartisan election.
The state conservation commission’s directory identifies him as an elected Fulton supervisor. Chattahoochee Riverkeeper describes his conservation background, a University of Georgia environmental-health degree and earlier work at state environmental agencies.
Board responsibilities
District supervisors advise on conservation issues, work with partner agencies and support review of erosion, sediment and pollution-control plans. These duties can affect how development protects waterways and controls runoff.
The district role is separate from Ulseth’s work at Chattahoochee Riverkeeper. A supervisor does not independently set municipal water bills, control every development permit or enact the county budget.
Campaign information
The sources reviewed establish Ulseth’s experience and current board role but do not provide a detailed new 2026 campaign spending plan, project budget or implementation timetable. This profile does not attribute unverified policy promises or guaranteed environmental outcomes to him.
Residents can confirm the contest and permitted number of selections on their official sample ballot through the Georgia My Voter Page.
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