District seeks Section 203 feasibility study with CPRA support; state budget includes $1.6M for SCADA
Jun 1, 2026
The district will pursue a Section 203 Army Corps feasibility alternative with a planned intergovernmental agreement with CPRA; the legislature included $1.6 million in general-fund money for a SCADA system for district pump stations.
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District leaders told the board on June 1 they plan to pursue a Section 203 feasibility study to speed federal project authorization instead of waiting for a Corps-led feasibility study. Executive Director Nick said the district has reached out to the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) to serve as co-non-federal sponsor and expected a draft intergovernmental agreement for board review in July. CPRA has indicated it is budgeting $2 million in state funds to cover part of the study’s cost; the district would be responsible for costs that exceed that allocation.
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