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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke joined water leaders in the Sacramento Valley this week to help advance water supply reliability and multi-benefit water management in the region. This included a focus on the Maxwell Water Intertie described below—a project to help provide water management flexibility for the region. The Maxwell Water Intertie … Continue reading “Federal Agencies Advance Rural Water Infrastructure for Multi-Benefits in the Sacramento Valley”

Water managers and leaders in the Sacramento Valley are fully committed to advancing solutions to help ensure that all Californians have access to safe and accessible drinking water. The lack of safe drinking water in some communities across the state has been the subject of deserved attention in recent years. To date, this problem has … Continue reading “Funding Available – Drinking Water for Schools Grant Program”

Efforts continue in the Sacramento Valley to complete projects and improve science to promote recovery of salmon and other species of fish in the region. A new document shown below summarizes the program and highlights the seventeen (17) projects that have been completed as part of the program in the past four years. The Sacramento … Continue reading “Improving Conditions for Salmon: The Sacramento Valley Salmon Recovery Program”

California voters on November 6 will have the opportunity to pass Proposition 3, the largest environmental habitat and water bond in California’s history. The NCWA Board of Directors supports Proposition 3 as a long-term investment in managing water for multiple benefits in the Sacramento Valley and throughout California. A vote supporting Proposition 3 is an … Continue reading “Proposition 3 Makes an Important Investment in Multi-Benefit Water Management”