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• Missouri Basin Region

  Water diversions have started at St. Mary Diversion Dam

  Apr 9, 2026 – The Bureau of Reclamation announced that construction at the Halls Coulee Siphon has finished ahead of schedule, marking another major milestone in the ongoing effort to restore and modernize critical St. Mary Project infrastructure. Water diversions at the St. Mary Diversion Dam began Tuesday, April 7. Read More →

• California Great Basin Region

  Reclamation announces Sacramento River spring pulse flow

  Apr 7, 2026 – The Bureau of Reclamation, in coordination with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, today announced the planned schedule for a spring pulse flow release from Keswick Dam into the Sacramento River. Reclamation worked with state, federal, and local agencies, and Tribes to develop a Pulse Flow Study Plan. Read More →

• California Great Basin Region

  Reclamation announces initial 2026 water supply allocations for the Klamath Project

  Apr 6, 2026 – The Bureau of Reclamation announced the initial 2026 Klamath Project water supply allocations that include 221,000 acre-feet from Upper Klamath Lake, 35,000 acre-feet from Gerber Reservoir, and 35,000 acre-feet from Clear Lake Reservoir. Reclamation is also making $19.1 million in drought resiliency funding available to be administered through the Klamath Project Drought Response Agency. The allocation reflects ongoing efforts to maximize available supplies in a year shaped by warm storms, limited snowpack, and constrained spring inflows. Read More →

• Columbia-Pacific Northwest Region

  New in-river fish screen system completed at Roza Diversion Dam in Washington

  Apr 6, 2026 – After years of planning, engineering, and collaboration, the Bureau of Reclamation and its partners successfully completed the Roza Diversion Dam Fish Screen Modifications project—a milestone achievement for irrigation efficiency, power generation, and fish survival in the Yakima Basin and the largest installation of this style fish screen anywhere in the world. Read More →

• Lower Colorado Basin Region

  Bureau of Reclamation advances Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project with $67.7 million contract for construction of the project’s San Juan River intake facility

  Apr 6, 2026 – The Bureau of Reclamation is advancing the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project with a $67.7 million contract to construct the San Juan Lateral’s river intake and pumping plant in northwest New Mexico. The Bureau of Reclamation awarded the contract to Ames Federal Contracting Group, LLC. Read More →

• California Great Basin Region

  Reclamation Launches New Bay-Delta Monitoring Webpage

  Mar 26, 2026 – The Bureau of Reclamation has launched a new project webpage designed to centralize public access to its Bay-Delta flow and water quality monitoring data, agency officials announced this week. Read More →

• Water Management Workshop

  Inside the 2026 Water Management Workshop

  Mar 13, 2026 – This year’s Reclamation Water Management Workshop, held February 10–12, once again delivered best practices and technical guidance on operating and maintaining vital water resource infrastructure across the West. First offered in 1961, the workshop is one of Reclamation’s longest‑running professional gatherings and brings together Reclamation employees, transferred works partners, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs to strengthen shared stewardship of critical facilities. Read More →

• Video

  Aging Infrastructure: Lake Tahoe Dam Undergoes Feasibility Study