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Colorado River Water Conservation District reports higher snowpack, Shoshone permanency progress and reservoir operations updates

2984016 · February 18, 2025
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Representatives from the Colorado River Water Conservation District briefed Grand County commissioners on recent increases in snowpack, project-level funding and updates on the Shoshone permanency effort, Wolford Reservoir operations and enterprise water marketing.

A Colorado River Water Conservation District (River District) briefing to Grand County commissioners Feb. 18 covered hydrologic updates, the Shoshone water-rights permanency effort, community-funding grants and enterprise water-marketing activity.

The River District reported improving mountain snowpack after a storm in February: county-wide basin readings improved from under 85% of average to roughly 90–95% in many upper-basin monitoring sites. Presenters cautioned the season remained only about halfway complete and that later-spring conditions and soil moisture will affect runoff.

District staff summarized regional River District priorities and operations. The briefing noted the district’s involvement in a proposed Upper…

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