Water Resources

Articles tagged water resources from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

See how Water Resources moves through American government. Citizen Portal aggregates every meeting, resolution, bill, and public statement tagged with water resources across federal, state, and local jurisdictions, pulled directly from official transcripts and voting records. New coverage lands here as source meetings are published — no editorial spin, no aggregator bias, just what happened and who said what.

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Colorado River Contribution Program

CWCB outlines $100 million Colorado River contribution program plan, seeks operational neutrality from Reclamation

CWCB staff summarized the Bureau of Reclamation Record of Decision and described a proposed near‑term contribution program backed by $100 million for upper‑basin projects; staff said Colorado will not implement projects until Reclamation provides operational‑neutral accounting to ensure the state receives credit.

ColoradoOct 31, 2026

Water Resources

Gwinnett staff sought $26.3 million for Water Resources consulting contracts

A staff report asked the Gwinnett County Board to award a $26.3 million pool of consultant demand services for Water Resources and to increase a related 2026 contract from $20 million to $25 million; the Water & Sewerage Authority previously approved the request on Oct. 26, 2026.

Gwinnett CountyNov 3, 2026

Water Supply

Engineer says state limited groundwater allocation; applicant cites closed‑loop cooling for data centers

Moore Engineering told the commission the project sits over the Laramie Fox Hills aquifer and the state's conservative allocation reduces consumptive allowable use; the applicant and engineer said closed‑loop cooling and reuse would keep data‑center consumptive demand very small.

Elbert CountyNov 5, 2026

Community Concerns

Residents urge studies and safeguards on water, noise and long-term oversight for Sunrise Hill

Multiple residents and landowners at Fairfield’s hearing urged the planning commission to require hydrology, environmental and noise studies and to guard against 25‑year vesting or MDA language that could limit future local ordinances.

FairfieldNov 4, 2026