Citizens Water Advocacy Group
Weekly
Calendar of Meetings and Events
January 29, 2012
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Thursday, February 2, 2012
Please note changes in the following meetings.
è9:00
a.m.-10:00 a.m.– CYHWRMS
Technical Working Group (TWG) meeting (Central Yavapai Highlands Water Resource
Management Study, a collaboration between Yavapai County, Arizona Department of
Water Resources, and US Bureau of Reclamation to determine long-term regional
needs and supplies of water, and plan for meeting those needs). An agenda will
be available prior to the meeting; contact Vivian Gonzales to get on the email
list, VGonzales@usbr.gov. Location: Gladys Gardner Room, Yavapai County
building, 1015 Fair Street.
è10:00-12:00 noon –
Yavapai Water Advisory Committee/Technical Advisory Committee Meeting – Yavapai
County Building, Gladys Gardner Room, 1015 Fair Street, Prescott. For more
information, contact John Rasmussen at John.Rasmussen@co.yavapai.az.us.
Saturday, February 11,
2012
10:00 a.m.-noon – CWAG
monthly meeting. Kelly Mott Lacroix and Candice Rupprecht of the University of
Arizona Water Resources Research Center will discuss two projects aimed at
meeting the challenge of providing water for the environment in Arizona. Both
projects endeavor to establish dialogue among water users about voluntary,
stakeholder-driven options for addressing the environment in the context of
limited water supplies and existing water rights.
Location: Granite Peak Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 882 Sunset in
Prescott (two blocks behind True Value).
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
è10:00 a.m.-noon – Verde Watershed
Association meeting. Featured presentation: Pumps, Pipes, and People: The
History of Prescott's Water Supply, by Mike King, retired Prescott National
Forest Supervisor. Board of Supervisors meeting room, Yavapai
County building, 1015 Fair Street.
è2:00-4:00
p.m. – Yavapai County Water Advisory
Committee (WAC). Location: In the Board of Supervisors meeting room, 1015 Fair
Street, Prescott. A video link will be set up to the
County building in Cottonwood.
NOTE:
The Morrison Institute has released
a paper on water supply in the Sun Corridor. Here's a link: