PCWA is currently participating in the Sites Reservoir Project, a planned off-stream reservoir in Northern California. The Sites Project Authority is pursuing a water right permit from the State Water Resources Control Board. Additional information on the water right application and the Sites Reservoir Project can be found at www.waterboards.ca.gov and www.sitesproject.org.
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The recording is now posted for PCWA’s webinar moderated by Heather Waldman, KCRA 3 Meteorologist, exploring the state of PCWA's water supplies for 2023 amid the dramatic weather swings from drought to flood.
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Recent News
Following approval at today's board meeting on September 7, the PCWA Board of Directors has approved a budget amendment to initiate a feasibility study for a potential consolidation of Midway Heights County Water District. This exploration was made possible by the recent acquisition of the Weimar Water Company, which currently serves Midway Heights, and is set to transfer to PCWA on October 1st. Read more...
The RiverArc Project, dedicated to improving regional water supply and wildlife resilience, has secured a $5.1 million grant from the Wildlife Conservation Board. This funding, obtained on August 24th, will support efforts to maintain streamflow in the Lower American River by strategically shifting water supply diversions to the much larger Sacramento River. Read more...
A project to replace nearly a half-mile of water main under Midas Avenue in Rocklin was set in motion Thursday by the PCWA Board of Directors. The project is part of the agency’s comprehensive Renewal and Replacement Program, an $80 million effort over five years to replace aging infrastructure and modernize equipment. Read more...
On Thursday, August 3, the PCWA Board of Directors approved the allocation of funds for two new programs to help ensure customer water supplies are protected from both near-term and long-term disasters. These two important projects will help to enhance the region's water supply protection. Both projects are receiving funding support through grants. Read more...
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