October 2024 Fourth Quarterly Board of Directors Meeting

2024 Fourth Quarterly Board of Directors Regular Joint Meeting Summary On October 15th, the Colorado River District Board of Directors met for its Fourth Quarterly Meeting of 2024. During the meeting, the directors passed resolutions to adopt the amended 2024 budget, as well as the 2025 budget, available here. The board also took unanimous

2024-10-31T21:24:54+00:00October 31st, 2024|Newsletter, Water News|

Now Hiring Administrative Specialist

Administrative Specialist Are you a problem solver and love to troubleshoot? Do you like a variety of work to keep your job interesting? Are you seen as the go-to person in an organization? The Colorado River District needs you! Help us protect West Slope water while you live and work in beautiful Glenwood Springs.

2024-10-24T15:47:32+00:00October 22nd, 2024|Newsletter, Water News|

CRD Welcomes New Communications Director

The River District is excited to welcome Matt Aboussie as the new communications director for the Colorado River District. Matt brings more than 12 years of experience in PR, communications, branding, and marketing strategies. Most recently, he served as a director at Backbone Media in Carbondale, where he led marketing teams for top consumer

2024-07-26T18:13:42+00:00July 26th, 2024|Newsletter, Water News|

State Affairs Summer 2024

State Affairs – Water Funding Across the Aisle and the Divide The Colorado General Assembly wrapped up their work for the year on the evening of Wednesday, May 8. Before they adjourned, however, legislators passed a handful of bills that will provide millions of dollars in new funding to provide water security for West

2024-07-26T18:10:45+00:00July 26th, 2024|Newsletter, Water News|

Hydrology: Dry is the New Black

Dry is the New Black To set the stage for the Board of Directors’ conversations around water management, Director of Science and Interstate Matters Dave “DK” Kanzer, along with Senior Water Resources Engineer Don Meyer, provided an update on local, state, and basin wide hydrological conditions. Read the full report in the General Manager's

2024-07-26T18:19:50+00:00July 26th, 2024|Newsletter, Water News|

Annual Water Seminar 2024

Colorado River District's Annual Water Seminar - September 20 in Grand Junction Register Today! As temperatures rise and populations grow, the strain on our water systems becomes more pronounced. Nowhere is this more evident than in the communities of the West Slope, the headwaters of the Colorado River. Since the early 2000’s, unpredictable snowpack

2024-07-26T18:20:47+00:00July 26th, 2024|Newsletter, Water News|

Updates from New State Engineer Jason Ullmann

Updates from the State Engineer On Tuesday, July 16, newly appointed state engineer Jason Ullmann joined the Colorado River District Board of Directors at their third quarterly meeting of 2024 to introduce himself, provide updates on the work of the state engineer’s office, and answer the directors’ questions. Before his appointment to the position

2024-07-26T18:21:16+00:00July 26th, 2024|Newsletter, Water News|

CFP Approves over $650k for Water Project Grants

Community Funding Partnership Update At their July quarterly meeting, the Colorado River District Board voted unanimously to approve funds for three Community Funding Partnership (CFP) requests totaling just over $660,000. These projects include emergency repairs for the Feeder Canal which serves over 10,000 acres of irrigated agriculture in Delta County; infrastructure upgrades to the

Update on Interstate Conversations

Big River Updates April, 2024 View the complete public packet including all staff memos by clicking HERE (.pdf) It has been a busy few months in the interstate and federal arena on the Colorado River. Last fall, Commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) requested that the seven basin states present a consensus-based proposal

2024-05-07T17:21:56+00:00April 30th, 2024|Newsletter, Water News|

Hydrology: Moving Sideways

Sideways Outlook Headwaters Snowpack and Hydrology Read the complete board memo HERE As we pass the seasonal peak for snowpack accumulation across the headwaters of the Colorado River, several confounding factors have lined up to cloud the water supply forecast: dust, heat and a fading El Nino. For these reasons, the early reports of

2024-04-30T16:12:38+00:00April 30th, 2024|Newsletter, Water News|
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