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The Joint Wyoming Water Development Commission and Select Water Committee made significant strides in their recent meeting on May 8, 2025, by approving the Intended Use Plan (IUP) with an additional project. This decision, which received unanimous support, is expected to enhance water management and development efforts across the state.

During the meeting, the committee confirmed plans for their next gathering in Rock Springs this August, signaling ongoing commitment to addressing water issues in the region. The details of this meeting will be shared in the coming weeks, ensuring stakeholders remain informed and engaged.
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In a moment of recognition, the committee honored Barry Lawrence for his remarkable 40 years of service to the state, with 26 of those years dedicated to the water development office. Lawrence, affectionately known as the "water historian," has been a vital asset to the community, and his contributions were celebrated during the meeting.

As the meeting concluded, members expressed their appreciation for the collaborative efforts and the importance of continued dialogue on water development. The Select Water Committee will carry on with its agenda, emphasizing the ongoing work necessary to secure Wyoming's water future.

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