SACRAMENTO – The Department of Water Resources (DWR) is initially approving 427,167 acre-feet (AF) of Table A water for the long-term State Water Project (SWP) contractors in 2020. SWP supplies are projected to meet 10 percent of most SWP contractors’ requests for Table A water, which total 4,172,786 AF. Click here to read more. […]
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The State Water Contractors (SWC) recently partnered with the American Fisheries Society (AFS) to produce a video which explores the importance of the science, practices and policies strengthening America’s fisheries.
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The California State Water Project (SWP) is a water storage and delivery system of reservoirs, aqueducts, power plants and pumping plants extending more than 700 miles—two-thirds the length of California. Click here to read more.
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California wouldn’t be the same without the State Water Project (SWP), a foundational network woven into the fabric of our communities from the Bay Area to San Diego. The State Water Project (SWP) is a robust water grid driving California’s economic growth and quality of life. Click the link below to view the full fact […]
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The State Water Contractors (SWC) appreciate your support in awareness about the State Water Project (SWP) and its importance to California. Please click on the link below to access the Inland Empire State Water Project Fact Sheet. Inland Empire SWP Fact Sheet
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SACRAMENTO – The Department of Water Resources (DWR) is increasing the allocation of 2019 State Water Project (SWP) water for long-term contractors from 1,473,046 acre-feet to 2,942,158 acre-feet. Based on the recent precipitation, runoff, and current water supply conditions , SWP supplies are projected to be 70 percent of most SWP contractors’ 2019 requested Table […]
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SACRAMENTO – The Department of Water Resources is increasing the allocation of 2019 State Water Project (SWP). Based on the recent precipitation, runoff, and current water supply condition, SWP supplies are projected to be 35 percent of most SWP contractors’ 2019 requested Table A amounts, which totals 4, 172,786 acre-feet. Click here to read more.
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SACRAMENTO – The Department of Water Resources (DWR) is increasing the allocation of 2019 State Water Project (SWP) water for long-term contractors from 427,167 acre-feet to 631,115 acre-feet. Based on the recent precipitation, runoff, and current water supply condition, SWP supplies are projected to be 15 percent of most SWP contractors’ 2019 requested Table A amounts, which totals 4,172,786 acre-feet. Click […]
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STATE WATER PROJECT INITIAL ALLOCATION AT 10% FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2020
/in News Release, State Water Project, What's New /by Cheryle StiffSACRAMENTO – The Department of Water Resources (DWR) is initially approving 427,167 acre-feet (AF) of Table A water for the long-term State Water Project (SWP) contractors in 2020. SWP supplies are projected to meet 10 percent of most SWP contractors’ requests for Table A water, which total 4,172,786 AF. Click here to read more. […]
SWC Longfin Smelt and State Water Supply video
/in State Water Project /by Patty CarranThe State Water Contractors (SWC) recently partnered with the American Fisheries Society (AFS) to produce a video which explores the importance of the science, practices and policies strengthening America’s fisheries.
Click Read More to view VIDEO REPORT.
The State Water Project
/in State Water Project /by Cheryle StiffThe California State Water Project (SWP) is a water storage and delivery system of reservoirs, aqueducts, power plants and pumping plants extending more than 700 miles—two-thirds the length of California. Click here to read more.
THE STATE WATER PROJECT CALIFORNIA’S LIFELINE
/in State Water Project /by Cheryle StiffCalifornia wouldn’t be the same without the State Water Project (SWP), a foundational network woven into the fabric of our communities from the Bay Area to San Diego. The State Water Project (SWP) is a robust water grid driving California’s economic growth and quality of life. Click the link below to view the full fact […]
INLAND EMPIRE STATE WATER PROJECT FACT SHEET
/in State Water Project /by Cheryle StiffThe State Water Contractors (SWC) appreciate your support in awareness about the State Water Project (SWP) and its importance to California. Please click on the link below to access the Inland Empire State Water Project Fact Sheet. Inland Empire SWP Fact Sheet
2019 State Water Project Allocation Increased from 70 to 75 Percent
/in State Water Project /by Cheryle StiffThe Department of Water Resources is increasing the allocation of 2019 State Water Project (SWP) for long-term contractors…click here to read more.
2019 State Water Project Allocation Increase to 70%
/in State Water Project /by Cheryle StiffSACRAMENTO – The Department of Water Resources (DWR) is increasing the allocation of 2019 State Water Project (SWP) water for long-term contractors from 1,473,046 acre-feet to 2,942,158 acre-feet. Based on the recent precipitation, runoff, and current water supply conditions , SWP supplies are projected to be 70 percent of most SWP contractors’ 2019 requested Table […]
2019 State Water Project Allocation Increase to 35%
/in State Water Project /by Cheryle StiffSACRAMENTO – The Department of Water Resources is increasing the allocation of 2019 State Water Project (SWP). Based on the recent precipitation, runoff, and current water supply condition, SWP supplies are projected to be 35 percent of most SWP contractors’ 2019 requested Table A amounts, which totals 4, 172,786 acre-feet. Click here to read more.
State Water Project Allocation Increase – 15% for Calendar Year 2019
/in State Water Project /by Cheryle StiffSACRAMENTO – The Department of Water Resources (DWR) is increasing the allocation of 2019 State Water Project (SWP) water for long-term contractors from 427,167 acre-feet to 631,115 acre-feet. Based on the recent precipitation, runoff, and current water supply condition, SWP supplies are projected to be 15 percent of most SWP contractors’ 2019 requested Table A amounts, which totals 4,172,786 acre-feet. Click […]