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Trust general manager: all six tracked reservoirs above full; McGee Creek releases slowed at U.S. Army Corps request
Summary
General Manager Ronnie Browning told trustees on June 17 that Oklahoma City’s six tracked reservoirs were above full pool, that McGee Creek was more than six feet above full and being released slowly at the request of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and that Overholser has required releases because of river flows.
Ronnie Browning, general manager for the Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust, told trustees on June 17 that all six of the trust’s tracked reservoirs were above full pool and that the trust was slowing releases from McGee Creek at the request of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
"Well, the lakes are all full,"…
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