Sonoma County Will Provide Resources for Well Owners Impacted by Drought
“Groundwater is an essential resource in Sonoma County, home to roughly 45,000 water wells, the most per capita of any county in California.”
Drought Ad Hoc Committee Meets Today- Come with Your Recommendations
“The Supervisors will give an update on their current discussions with community partners and staff on drought related issues.”
Russian River Water Right Holders Can Continue to Suspend Curtailments Through At Least December 15
“Based on available forecasts, the Division is announcing that the temporary curtailment suspensions will last through December 15, 2021, and may last through the month of December, based on current forecasts.”
After California’s Driest Year in a Century, Attorney General Secures District Court Decision Restoring State’s Clean Water Act Authority
“As the state records its driest year in nearly a century, Californians are acutely aware of the value of water and its critical importance to sustaining our communities, ecosystems, and agriculture.”
Fort Bragg Downgrades Water Emergency as New Desalination Unit and Recent Rains Increase Avaliablity
“The transition is the result of increased water supply from the City’s desalinization unit, increased flows in the Noyo River and the City’s ability to restore Summers Lane Reservoir to full capacity.”
Mendocino County Water Agency Hosting Series of Drought Funding Workshops for Local Agencies
“The California Department of Water Resources (DWR) and State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) have made multiple grant programs available to address urgent and long-term drought response and recovery needs.”
Fort Bragg Will Host a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the ‘Long-Awaited Aquaclear Desalination-Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment System’ This Friday
“This skid-mounted unit is capable of producing 200 gallons a minute of desalinated water, or 288,000 gallons per day.”
Desalination-Reverse Osmosis Treatment Systems Arrives in Fort Bragg as Noyo River Flows Reduced Amidst Record-Breaking Drought
“The $325,000 desalination unit was delivered last Saturday and start-up testing is already underway, with the operation expected to be running at or near capacity in the coming days.”
With Stage 4 Drought Measures in Place, the Residents of Fort Bragg are On Track to Decrease Use by 32%
“The City Council and City Administration continue to be grateful to and in awe of our residents, businesses and public partners who continue to exceed the water conservation goals.”
City of Willits Enacts Stage 1 Water Conservations Seeking a 20% Reduction in Use
“We’d like to thank the Willits community for you help to conserve water in this drought.”
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