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New webcam available at Shasta Dam

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• Facilities

  Reclamation Launches Live Shasta Dam Cam in Celebration of 80th Anniversary

  June 27, 2025 – The Bureau of Reclamation is excited to announce the launch of the new Shasta Dam Cam, a live-streaming public webcam offering real-time views of Shasta Dam, the surrounding reservoir and Mount Shasta. The camera is now broadcasting from the Shasta Dam Visitor Center. Read More →

• Facilities

  Reclamation completes recoating of outlet tubes at Glen Canyon Dam ahead of schedule

  June 18, 2025 – The Bureau of Reclamation completed the recoating of the river outlet works at Glen Canyon Dam and Powerplant—more than two months ahead of schedule and on budget. The work was supported by an $8.9 million investment from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and is part of Reclamation’s continued effort to modernize critical water infrastructure across the West. Read More →

• Colorado River

  Interior Department and Bureau of Reclamation announce new funding for water projects in Colorado

  June 11, 2025 – The U.S. Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Reclamation are announcing nearly $12 million in funding to support the long-term health and sustainability of the Colorado River system through projects in Colorado. Read More →

• Colorado River

  Channelization Project to Help Protect Native Fish in Grand Canyon Completed

  June 3, 2025 – The Bureau of Reclamation and the National Park Service have completed modifications to a warmwater slough in the Colorado River near Glen Canyon Dam removing a key spawning site for invasive smallmouth bass—a growing threat to native fish.   Read More →

• Colorado River

  Department of the Interior Leads $50 Million Effort to Strengthen Sustainability in the Colorado River Basin

  May 29, 2025 – In a major step toward long-term water resilience in the American West, the Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Reclamation—partnering with the Upper Colorado River Commission—have announced significant progress in deploying a $50 million investment to enhance water infrastructure across the Upper Colorado River Basin. With critical support from the Upper Division States—Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming—the initiative is already delivering measurable results, from advanced streamgage deployments to high-tech monitoring towers, all aimed at improving water use accuracy and protecting the Colorado River system for future generations. Read More →

• Video

  Aging Infrastructure: Lake Tahoe Dam Undergoes Feasibility Study