As the Newsom Administration, the Legislature, and a diverse array of stakeholders engage in continued discussions regarding safe drinking water solutions for all Californians, the Northern California Water Association is committed to advancing a comprehensive approach that addresses the full scope of challenges confronting impacted communities. In NCWA’s view, a comprehensive approach consists of elements that: Empower … Continue reading “A Comprehensive Approach to Safe Drinking Water”

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A recently-developed map of the Agricultural Water Management Plans and Urban Water Management Plans displays the comprehensive nature of water management planning in the Sacramento Valley.  All of the agricultural and urban water suppliers in the Sacramento Valley covered by state law have submitted compliant Agricultural Water Management Plans and Urban Water Management Plans. In total, 45 … Continue reading “New Map Shows Comprehensive Sacramento Valley Water Resources Management Planning”

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The Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Fish and Wildlife and National Marine Fisheries Service announced this week the coordinated effort to provide two pulse flows in Clear Creek in May and June to benefit spring-run Chinook salmon.  These functional flows are targeted to aid upstream migration of adult spring-run salmon to the upper reaches of Clear … Continue reading “Functional Flows Scheduled for Clear Creek to Benefit Spring-run Chinook Salmon”

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The Northern California Water Association (NCWA) appreciates Governor Newsom’s call for a fresh approach to California’s water challenges and his Executive Order today urging his administration “to think differently and act boldly by developing a comprehensive strategy to build a climate-resilient water system in California.” “The future prosperity of our communities and the health of … Continue reading “A Fresh Approach to Water Management in California”

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