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General manager reports improved lake levels; Atoka and McGee Creek below full pool
Summary
General Manager Browning told the Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust Dec. 2 that Heffner and Draper are about 1.5 feet below full pool this year (an improvement from 5–6 feet below last year), Canton is about 0.75 feet above full elevation, and Atoka and McGee Creek are roughly 4 feet below full pool.
General Manager Browning gave the trust an operational update on lake levels at the Dec. 2 meeting. Browning said Heffner and Draper were about a foot and a half below full pool this year, an improvement from 5 to 6 feet below full pool the previous year. He reported Canton at about three-quarters of a foot above its full elevation and said Atoka and McGee Creek were each roughly four feet below full pool.
Browning thanked staff for their work preparing the agenda after a short holiday week and offered personal remarks praising Deputy Municipal Counselor Craig Keith’s support for operations. No action items or policy directives on lake management were recorded in the transcript; Browning’s remarks were informational.
