The Water Information Program

"We view our competition for water as the state of New Mexico," said John Porter, president of the Southwestern Water Conservation District.

Apparently the state of New Mexico and the Navajo Nation aren’t going to let a little thing like congressional approval get in the way of moving ahead with delivering

Navajo Nation President Joe Shirley Jr.

State Rep. Don Tripp would like to see legal allocation of Rio Grande waters and wolf reintroduction in Catron County paused where it is for a few years.

After more than three decades of discussion, officials for the city of Gallup and the Navajo Nation are at the brink of a historic memorandum of understanding in connection with t

Two San Juan River water user groups have filed a motion in the 11th Judicial District Court questioning a recent determination by the Bureau of Reclamation that enough w

The Intergovernmental Relations Committee of the Navajo Nation Council this week approved a memorandum of understanding between the Navajo Nation and the city of Gallup, thus hurt

The Resources Committee approved a redraft of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Navajo Nation and city of Gallup that would allow the exchange of 500 acre-feet of groundwater

Eureka!

Senate Bill 1171 sponsored by Senators Bingaman and Pete Domenici, and House Bill 1970 sponsored by Congressman Tom Udall both seek federal approval of a settlement of Navajo wate