Mid-Year West Slope Water Summit has been scheduled for 5/19/2026. More information coming soon!
This event is free but registration is required.
Due to the record setting drought we are experiencing this year, we are planning a Mid-Year West Slope Water Summit for May 19, 2026 from 7:30 am-11:00 am.
This event is free but registration is required.
More details will be posted soon.
Schedule for the 2022 West Slope Water Summit on November 10th, 2022 💦8:00 – 8:15am Early Bird Coffee & Bagels 💦8:15-8:30am Welcome and Introduction 💦8:30-9:30am Andy Mueller, Executive Director of Colorado River District -Adapting the 1922 Compact to Today’s Reality 💦9:30-10:30am Don Day, Meteorologist Day Weather Inc. -State of the Weather: The Good, the bad,…
2022 West Slope Water Summit November 10th, 2022 We have reached room capacity and the West Slope Water Summit registration is now closed. Free Live Stream Available A live stream will be available to watch on this page, and also on westslopewatersummit.com on November 10th.
Thanks to all who attended the HOA Crash Course! Below are links to the presentations. The Importance of Reserve Studies – Bryan Farley HOA Crash Course – Dave Firmin
Register today to join us next Monday, March 20, for the Montrose State of the River meeting at the Montrose Event Center. A light dinner will be served at 6 p.m., and then at 6:30, attendees will get to hear from local water managers, agricultural producers, and the staff at the Colorado River District as…
Join us to explore how to increase the supply of water coming from our watersheds and check out projects that are successfully reducing the consumptive use of ag water in Colorado. Presentations from the Colorado River District, Colorado Ag. Water Alliance, Delta Conservation District, and Colorado State University! Event Info Monday, March 6th, 2023 from…
Long-due cleanup for Grand Mesa Fed funds offer rare chance at wildfire mitigation, water defense. By Dennis Webb As originally published in The Daily Sentinel 10/27/2022. An infusion of new federal funding has prompted the U.S. Forest Service and partners to begin planning for major fuel-reduction projects on Grand Mesa, to better protect watersheds and…