The North State Strongly Supports the Water Bond: Proposition 1

Monday, Oct 20th, 2014

Two Butte County leaders and farmers expressed the strong support in Northern California for Proposition 1. Bryce Lundberg, the Chair of the Northern California Water Association, and Jamie Johansonn, the Second Vice President of the California Farm Bureau Federation and former Oroville City Councilman, presented an open letter in the Chico Enterprise Record on October 19 explaining why Proposition 1 deserves our support.

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On November 4th, Support a Smart Water Bond

Wednesday, Oct 15th, 2014

While water, or the lack of it, has been a hot topic across the region, the Metro Chamber has been playing an important role in policy discussions to protect our water supplies, create solutions to address the current challenges and avoid future water crises.

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Water Bond Will Support Long-Term Water Reliability for the Sacramento Region and State

Wednesday, Oct 8th, 2014

The Sacramento region has been leading the state in water conservation this year–an outstanding accomplishment that is helping California withstand the multi-year drought. This achievement is a result of both effective water efficiency programs and a strong commitment by residents to be a part of the solution. In November, residents will have another opportunity to … Continue reading “Water Bond Will Support Long-Term Water Reliability for the Sacramento Region and State”

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Saving for California’s Future

Thursday, Oct 2nd, 2014

There are two important measures on the November 4 ballot that will affect California’s future. The Northern California Water Association (NCWA) Board of Directors urges you to consider and then vote “Yes” on Propositions 1 and 2. By voting “Yes” for these measures, we can guide California in a positive direction for the next several decades. In sum, these measures allow California to plan for the future and save our precious resources when there is a surplus (both water and revenues), so that we will be able to access them for important uses during both hydrologic and fiscal droughts.

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