4-H Council & Committees

In Livingston County, we have the following committees that provide opportunities for youth and volunteers to have their voices heard and participate in leadership positions. We encourage all of our youth and leaders to  attend one or more of these meetings!  Click one of the links below to get more information about the purpose of each committee and when they meet.

4-H Council

Horse Committee

Animal Project Committee

Grand Equestrians Therapeutic Riding Program 

 

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