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City staff propose temporary zoning rules and ordinance changes to cap institutional water use as Stage 2 drought declared Public‑utilities staff recommended removing institutional exemptions from the city’s water‑use cap and adopting temporary land‑use regulations tied to conservation; director Laura Briefer told council snowpack is at 49% and runoff is early, prompting a Stage 2 drought declaration.

Salt Lake City is taking bold steps to ensure fair water conservation by eliminating exemptions for institutional users amid an urgent Stage 2 drought declaration.

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Carbondale officials outline $2M water-resiliency push, seek DOLA match Town staff and trustees told the Carbondale Environmental Board they submitted a capital plan and a DOLA grant request to reinforce the Roaring Park treatment plant and backstop the municipal water system; the project could top $2 million with a potential DOLA match and local utility funds. Board members flagged drought risk and regional Colorado River EIS scenarios.

Carbondale is taking a bold step towards water resilience with a $2 million plan, seeking state funds to safeguard its vital resources amidst ongoing drought concerns.

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Carson Water Subconservancy presents 30-year regional drought and water sustainability plan to Douglas County Ed James of the Carson Water Subconservancy District presented a 30-year watershed and drought plan that finds generally sufficient water rights on paper but warns of shifting runoff timing, access constraints in Stagecoach and Silver Springs, storage limits, and the need for conjunctive management and mitigation strategies.

A new 30-year water sustainability study reveals that while water rights look sufficient, communities like Silver Springs and Stagecoach face serious access challenges as runoff patterns shift.

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Lowndes County adopts temporary burn restriction as drought and grass fires surge Lowndes County commissioners adopted a temporary burn restriction for unincorporated areas after staff reported 109 grass fires in 2026 so far and urged caution amid dry, windy conditions; the order bans all open flames while forestry guidance remains in effect.

Lowndes County has enacted a temporary burn restriction as drought conditions fuel a surge in grass fires—are your outdoor plans at risk?

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Committee backs bill to tighten burn‑ban criteria and shorten waiting period after rain HB 3,406, adopted as a PCS, would change burn‑ban statutes including shortening a waiting period after rain from 14 to 8 days; sponsors said the change was requested by a county commissioner and that the U.S. Drought Monitor is the intended federal reference for drought data.

A new bill is set to revolutionize Oklahoma's burn-ban rules by slashing the waiting period from 14 to just 8 days after rain, making it easier for local officials to respond to changing conditions!

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BDD hears preliminary 2026 water outlook; staff outlines storage, regional coordination City water staff told the Buckman Direct Diversion Board that early 2026 hydrology is tracking close to 2025, emphasized reservoir storage and conjunctive management, and described planning tools to guide drought declarations and demand‑management steps.

Santa Fe's water supply outlook for 2026 is raising eyebrows as experts warn of uncertainty and highlight the critical need for effective storage and management strategies.

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Carbondale staff outline water upgrades, new well and AMI opt‑out policy as drought tightens supplies Town staff told the board the treatment-plant upgrade and a new well will strengthen capacity but stressed drought risk; the town is applying for a DOLA grant and adopted an AMI meter opt‑out policy that shifts manual-reading costs to customers who decline.

Carbondale is ramping up efforts to secure its water supply with a new treatment plant and well, while also navigating privacy concerns with a controversial opt-out policy for advanced metering.

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Castle Rock hears drought update and approves 250-AF WISE purchase; wastewater IGA amended Town staff warned of low mountain snowpack and outlined planned water-quality maintenance. Council approved buying 250 acre-feet of WISE subscription water and amended an intergovernmental agreement for the Highway 85 wastewater project; staff emphasized infrastructure and delivery conditions.

Castle Rock faces a critical water supply challenge as snowpack levels drop, prompting the council to approve a significant purchase to bolster reserves and ensure quality maintenance.

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Corpus Christi officials warn of possible curtailment as reservoirs fall; multiple projects aim to add supply City water officials told the City Council that Lake Texana could fall below 50% as early as April, a trigger that would force a 10% supply cut for its customers. Staff outlined Evangeline groundwater, expanded well fields, effluent reuse and a potential desalination option as the city races to add tens of millions of gallons per day.

Lake Texana's water levels are dropping fast, and if we don't act now, mandatory supply cuts could hit as soon as April!

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Commission recommends favorable adoption of water element; consultants highlight water-budget approach Tooele County planning commissioners recommended that the County Council adopt a draft water element after hearing a presentation from Hanson, Allen & Luce on water budgets, conservation goals and regional coordination; the recommendation was forwarded by roll call.

Tooele County is taking crucial steps to manage water demand with a new element in its general plan, focusing on the impact of development on local resources.

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Tampa Bay Water warns of Stage 1 drought, plans near‑year‑round desal use At its Nov. 17 meeting, Tampa Bay Water staff reported a Stage 1 drought, an "over an 11 inches" rainfall deficit and plans to rely on the agency's desalination facility for most months; the board heard permit updates and was told reservoir storage is being drawn down.

Tampa Bay is facing a Stage 1 drought, prompting officials to rely on desalination for water supply nearly year-round as reservoir levels dwindle.

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Central RAC approves 2025–27 hunt‑table and season‑date revisions; emergency drought tools to stay available The RAC approved proposed 2025–27 hunt tables and season‑date revisions, including two emergency items used last year (additional tags during drought) that the division will review in the next three‑year plan.

The Central Region Advisory Committee has just approved new hunt tables and emergency drought measures for 2025-2027 that could change the game for wildlife management in Utah!

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City council hears detailed update on groundwater projects, Evangeline plan and effluent reuse City staff told the City Council that two well fields and the Evangeline-Laguna groundwater project are central to near-term supply goals, with the Eastern Well Field online and the Western Well Field targeted to be fully operational in May 2026; a $30 million state grant and effluent-reuse proposals also figure in planning.

Corpus Christi is tackling its severe drought head-on with ambitious groundwater projects and innovative effluent reuse strategies to secure a sustainable water supply for the future.

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City updates council on well fields, Evangeline groundwater project and effluent reuse to avert curtailment City Manager Peter Zanoni and Corpus Christi Water interim COO Nick Winkelman told the council the Eastern Well Field is online, the Western Well Field aims for partial operations this year and full operation by May 2026, and the Evangeline Laguna project is planned for up to 24 MGD; reuse projects targeting roughly 3 MGD at two plants were also sk

Corpus Christi is tackling its water challenges head-on with innovative projects aimed at averting mandatory curtailment amidst an ongoing drought.

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Brazos County extends burn ban as drought and dry fuels persist The Commissioners Court voted to extend a countywide burn ban after Emergency Management Coordinator Jason Ware reported rising drought indices, continued dry vegetation in parts of the county and agreement from local ESD chiefs that the ban remain in place; the court noted the judge can lift the ban if conditions improve.

Brazos County has officially extended its burn ban as drought conditions worsen, raising urgent safety concerns for residents.

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City updates council on multiple water supply projects as drought outlook remains poor; wells, Evangeline option and NRA desal among leads City staff gave a comprehensive briefing on water projects: Nueces River groundwater wells (east and west wellfields), the Evangeline groundwater purchase option, a proposed Harbor Island seawater desalination project led by the Nueces River Authority, reuse/effluent options, and a possible acquisition of CC Polymers’ desal plant. Staff flagged low

City officials are racing against time to secure water supply solutions as drought conditions worsen, exploring multiple projects from desalination to groundwater rights.

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Commission approves $10,000 match for state cloud-seeding pilot with San Juan and other partners The commission authorized a tentative $10,000 allocation from the 2026 discretionary budget as a local match for a state-funded cloud-seeding project in the La Sal and Abajo mountains; three commissioners opposed the move, citing weak scientific evidence and budget priorities.

Grand County has committed $10,000 to a controversial cloud-seeding pilot project aimed at boosting local water supplies, but not everyone is on board with the decision.

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National Weather Service: water year below normal across western Montana; outlook shows wet, cool early winter then potential dry spring National Weather Service Missoula reported that the 2024–25 water year ended below normal across much of western Montana, with numerous USGS gauges at record lows for late September. Wet July–August helped but warmer, dry months in spring reduced water availability. Forecasters said analogs point to a cooler, wetter November–January window with a d

Western Montana faces an alarming water crisis as stream gauges hit record lows, raising concerns for winter reservoir levels and drought resilience.

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Liberty County commissioners approve burn ban as KBDI readings show severe drought The Liberty County Commissioners Court approved a countywide burn ban Oct. 17 after Fire Marshal Nathan Green reported Keetch-Byram Drought Index readings putting the county in severe drought; the vote was 3-0.

Liberty County has declared a burn ban amid alarming drought levels, with Fire Marshal Nathan Green warning that conditions are severe and require immediate action.

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Texas Water Authorities Forecast Drought Impact and Future Supply Strategies Texas officials project drought conditions and explore water supply strategies for 2040.

Texas is grappling with shifting drought conditions that could reshape its water future, sparking urgent discussions among key water authorities.

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Utah Water Resources Division Launches State Water Plan Addressing Drought and Conservation Strategies The state water plan outlines strategies for managing Utah's water resources amid drought challenges.

Utah's new State Water Plan aims to tackle severe drought and innovative conservation strategies, ensuring a sustainable future for its communities and ecosystems.

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Gulf Coast Authority Discusses Innovative Reclaimed Water Solutions for Corpus Christi Gulf Coast Authority outlines reclaimed water strategies to enhance Corpus Christi's water supply.

Corpus Christi is taking bold steps to combat drought with innovative water reuse strategies that could reshape its future water supply.

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City Council Debates Water Rights Financing and Desalination Contracts Council discusses $170M in escrow and potential contractor changes for desalination project.

The Corpus Christi City Council is tackling a $600 million water funding dilemma amidst ongoing drought restrictions and potential contractor changes for crucial desalination projects.

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City Council Faces Water Crisis Amid Industrial Demand and Drought Challenges Council members express concerns about water shortages due to industrial overuse and drought.

City officials in Corpus Christi are sounding the alarm over a looming water crisis, as industrial demand clashes with dwindling resources and ongoing drought.

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Hurricane City Council discusses $38M water department budget amidst ongoing drought challenges Council addresses financial pressures and future plans for water infrastructure improvements.

Hurricane City Council is tackling a $38 million water infrastructure challenge amid a drought, but will residents face rate hikes to fund it?

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Dawson County to Secure Water Supply with Russell Creek Reservoir Project Russell Creek Reservoir will provide reliable water for Dawson County's farmers and families.

Dawson County is taking a bold step to combat drought with the innovative Russell Creek Reservoir, poised to secure water for farmers and families alike.

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Punta Gorda Council Discusses Seasonal Water Restrictions Ordinance Update Punta Gorda considers revising water restrictions to align with seasonal patterns and droughts.

Punta Gorda is poised to revolutionize its water management by shifting from fixed restrictions to a flexible seasonal schedule that could adapt to our changing climate.

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Matthew Dain updates Abilene on water conservation plan and reservoir levels Water utilities director Matthew Dain reviews reservoir status and proposes conservation strategies.

Abilene's City Council is rethinking its water conservation plan as reservoir levels rise, but will it be enough to stave off future droughts?

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Phoenix Declares Stage 1 Water Alert Amid Long-Term Colorado River Drought Phoenix implements drought management plan in response to historic water shortages and climate change.

Phoenix is facing its driest conditions in over 1,200 years, prompting urgent action and a community call for water conservation.

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County Commissioners discuss fire incidents and severe drought conditions Commissioners review fire activity amid forecast of critical fire weather this week.

Ravalli County is gearing up for a potentially devastating fire season as officials report 45 wildland fires and warn of worsening dry conditions ahead.

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