Newsletter

A group of supporters for the Sites Reservoir Project traveled to Washington DC to meet with new administrative staff and to share updates with supporters of the project. Kim Dolbow Vann, Sites Project Authority Board Member Chair and...

As we all know, farming and ranching is a long standing legacy in Colusa County. Colusa County Grown was created to support this legacy by promoting local growers...

The Sites Reservoir Project is rapidly moving beyond the concept stage to becoming a reality, because of the leadership in Sacramento Valley. 　In early 2001, four water agencies signed on to work with state and federal agencies to advance this project. In 2010, with participation from the counties, they formed the Sites Project Authority (Authority)...

For the Sacramento Valley the drought came to an end sometime in November when the weather pattern shifted and returned the jet stream to its proper place as Pacific storms brought rain and snow to California. The rain and snow continued through December and January filling most of the lakes and reservoirs to capacity. On February 7, 2017, damage was spotted on the spillway for Oroville Dam and for the next few weeks, like a disaster movie unfolding, we watched the water tear at the dam and the safety...

A battle that has been brewing for years over the use of the Eel River water will become even more contentious as Pacific Gas and Electric applies for the permit to continue to operate the diversions on the Eel River called the Potter Valley Project. Since the 1900’s, Eel River water has been piped...

Family Water Alliance, Inc. (FWA) submitted comments on the Colusa Sutter Transmission Line (CoSu Line) for the second time. The new round of scoping comments occurred because of the new alternative in the plan to add an east-west transmission line to enable SMUD to bring renewable energy to...