About Us
Welcome to the Amador County 4-H Program.
The Amador County University of California Cooperative Extension was establish in July of 1955. With the introduction of the University of California Cooperative Extension office to the county, the opportunity to bring the 4-H Youth Development Program arose.
Amador County 4-H Youth Development Program begin March 1, 1956 with the chartering of the Amador County 4-H Club Council. There have been many clubs started and closed since that time, such as the Carbondale 4-H Club, Blue Ribbon 4-H Club, Sierra Eagles 4-H Club, and many more. Today, in 2021, we have approximately 150 youth enrolled in local 4-H programs and nearly 40 adult volunteers engaging youth in varied learning experiences. There are seven clubs within the county.
Mission
Our mission is to engage youth in reaching their fullest potential while advancing the field of youth development.
Amador County 4-H Community Clubs:
Blue Ribbon Up-Country 4-H Club
Ione Community 4-H Club
Jackson Gold Wheels 4-H Club
Shenandoah Valley 4-H Club
Willow Springs 4-H Club
Countywide Projects
General 4-H Information
Local Clubs and Contact Information
What is 4-H?
What is the 4-H Club Program?
Amador 4-H Office Hours
Tuesday -Thursday
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Alissa Hardie
Community Education Specialist
Phone: 209-223-6484
Email:ahardie@ucanr.edu
