BIA announces irrigation rate adjustments for 2025

Bureau of Indian Affairs announces 2025 irrigation rate adjustments

The BIA announced 2025 irrigation rate increases to cover rising operational costs, despite public feedback, with significant adjustments for the Colorado River Irrigation Project.

New Mexico unveils 50-year water action plan

New Mexico's 50-Year Water Action Plan addresses climate-driven water challenges with conservation, new water sources, and infrastructure investment.

Colorado River conservation plan approved; will benefit Lake Mead

The Bureau of Reclamation approves the Imperial Irrigation District's Colorado River conservation plan, securing up to 300,000 acre-feet annually to support Lake Mead amid ongoing drought.

Nevada encourages water conservation with landscape rebates

Nevada is incentivizing water conservation by offering rebates for replacing grass lawns with desert landscaping, ahead of a 2027 ban on non-functional grass irrigation.

Arizona revives program for critical rural, tribal projects

Arizona has reactivated the Greater Arizona Development Authority (GADA) to provide financial assistance for rural and tribal infrastructure projects, including water and wastewater systems.

Nevada Division of Water Resources unveils new website

Nevada's water agency has modernized its website, making it easier for the public to find crucial water information and stay updated on important notices.

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