2024 West Slope Water Summit Save the Date
Mark your calendars for the 2024 West Slope Water Summit scheduled for November 14, 2024 from 8am – 2pm at the Montrose County Event Center in Montrose, CO. More information coming soon!
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Project 7 Water Hosts Community Open House July 27th
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Addressing Water Supply in Delta County
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Sixth Annual West Slope Water Summit
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Water Summit Registration is Open
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Colorado River users warned painful changes are coming, as water summit speakers reiterate call for equal treatment under compact
As seen in the Montrose Daily Press on November 11th, 2022 in article by Katharhynn Heidelberg. If Colorado’s legal/political position on the complex, century-old Colorado River Compact can be broken down into bite-sized chunks, it might look like this: The state and the other Upper Basin states have lived within the hydrology of the ever-drying…