***Govornor Calls for Special 2012 Session!***

A number of bills did not make it to Second Reading in the House on Tuesday night due to political maneuvering on the Civil Unions legislation, and therefore could not be passed by the legislature on Third and Final Reading on the last day of the session.  The CWCB projects bill (SB 165) was one of the bills that died on the calendar.  Governor Hickenlooper has called for a Special Se


Funding Available for Rural Water Projects

Funding Available for Rural Water Projects
Water and Waste Water Project Funding Currently Available through USDA Rural Development


SAVE-THE-DATE! June 26-27, 2012 Forests-to-Faucets Teacher Training Workshop (Durango, Silverton, and Surrounding Area)

Join the Mountain Studies Institute, San Juan Mountain Association, and the Water Information Program for two days of hands-on exploration of our locaal watersheds. The Workshop is based on the My Water Comes from the San Juan Mountains book and curriculum guide which includes place-based activities that address Colorado State Standards.


Winter 2012 WIP Newsletter Now Available

The winter 2012 Water Information Program newsletter is now available!


Fall 2011 WIP Newsletter Now Available

The fall 2011 Water Information Program newsletter is now available!


Summer 2011 WIP Newsletter Now Available

The summer 2011 Water Information Program newsletter is now available!


******HISTORIC EVENT—LAKE NIGHTHORSE FULL!******

After decades of planning and years of construction, Lake Nighthorse filled in June 2011! The reservoir reached the top elevation of 6,882 feet on June 29th, storing a total of 123,541 acre-feet. Congratulations to all involved in this monumental project!


2012 Legislative Updates

The following provides legislative updates for the 2012 session. The Board of the Southwestern Water Conservation District provides this as a service to those interested in water related legislation. We hope that you find the updates beneficial.
 
Bruce Whitehead
Executive Director
Southwestern Water Conservation District


New Documentary--The American Southwest: Are we running dry? Now Available

Nearly every state in the American Southwest is affected by growing water problems and is struggling with record dry conditions.

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