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RWA strives to provide benefits to its members through programs. RWA programs
are primarily subscription-based and are developed to meet the needs of
member agencies.
Water Efficiency Program (WEP)
In January 2003, the Regional Water Authority's Board of Directors approved
an ambitious 18-month plan to expand regional water use efficiency efforts.
Aided by $1.8 million in grant funds, the Water Efficiency Program is
moving forward with an aggressive agenda to implement programs designed
to help area water providers fulfill Water Forum BMPS. The program includes
core activities such as public information, school education, marketing
coordination, grant applications and technical assistance.
Additional programs and services are available to member agencies on a
subscription basis. These include landscape irrigation surveys, marketing
partnerships, training for staff and customers, pilot projects and leak
detection surveys.
The momentum is expected to continue in 2004 as more water providers take
advantage of the program and its growing array of activities. More...
American River Basin Regional
Conjunctive Use Program (ARBCUP)
This is a $43 million program to build and upgrade water facilities throughout
the region to better manage surface and groundwater resources. The program's
12 project components include new pipelines, pumps, and other facilities
to store, treat, and convey water throughout the region. More...
Integrated Regional Water
Management Planning Program (IRWMP)
In partnership with the United States Army Corps of Engineers, 16 RWA
members are participating to develop an Integrated Regional Water Management
Plan (IRWMP) and associated tools to identify the regional projects and
partnerships that will help the region best meet its future needs. More...
Training Program
Through the pooled resources of member agencies, RWA is able to provide
affordable training classes on a variety of important subjects. More...
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