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Staff reports reservoirs about 94% full; Hefner and Draper a few feet below capacity
Summary
A staff member told the trust on June 16 that Hefner is roughly 2 feet down, Draper about 3 feet down, McGee Creek is fine and the system sits at about 94% capacity overall as the utility moves into summer.
At the June 16 meeting of the Oklahoma City Water Utility Trust, a staff member delivered the general management lake-level report, saying reservoirs were largely in good shape heading into summer.
The staff member said Hefner was "running about 2 feet down" and Draper "about three feet down." Southeast Oklahoma reservoirs were described as "doing okay," and McGee Creek was said to be "fine." The speaker summarized the system as "sitting about 94% capacity across all the lakes," adding, "So, we're doing okay moving into summer."
Trustees had no follow-up questions recorded in the transcript. The meeting record does not include projections, water-use restrictions, or specific operational actions tied to the reported levels.
