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West Slope Water Summit November 10th, 2022
More information including a speak lineup is coming soon!
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Watch the live stream recording from the 2022 West Slope Water Summit that occurred on November 10th, 2022 at the Montrose County Event Center. West Slope Water Summit Speakers Jim Hokit, Welcome Andy Mueller (Executive Director, Colorado River District) Don Day, Jr. (Meteorologist, Day Weather Inc.) Uncompahgre Valley Water Users Association Panel Greg Walcher (Natural…
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