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General manager reports most Oklahoma City reservoirs nearly full
Summary
General Manager Browning reported that most lakes serving the trust are nearly full, with Draper about one foot down and Atoka about two feet down.
At the Sept. 9 meeting of the Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust General Manager Browning reported that all monitored lakes were nearly full. Browning said Heffner and McGee are full, Canton is full, Draper is about one foot down and Atoka is about two feet down.
Browning presented the lake-level report during the general manager reports section; the transcript records no follow-up questions beyond a brief acknowledgment. No public comment was recorded on the lake-level report, and the meeting adjourned thereafter.
Why it matters: reservoir and lake levels are an indicator of water storage availability and can affect operational decisions for the water system; trust leadership receives periodic lake-level reports to monitor supply conditions.
