Columbia-Pacific Northwest Region

Surface Water Intake Fish Screens and Fish Passage (SWISP) Project

Virtual Public Meeting

The Surface Water Intake Fish Screens and Fish Passage (SWISP) Project held public meetings through a web-based virtual environment from April 24, 2020 to May 26, 2020.

Visitors to the virtual meeting room were able to:

• Move from station to station to view project information and meeting materials;
• Provide comments on affected resources, issues to be considered, and potential alternatives;
• Read frequently asked questions and answers and pose additional questions for Reclamation.

The virtual meeting room website is optimized for mobile access, which enables users to utilize the meeting features on their phones as well as a computer.

View the archived SWISP Public Scoping Virtual Public Meeting (comment and Q&A pages disabled) >>

Question and Answer Video Teleconference

In addition, Reclamation hosted a Q&A video teleconference on May 18, 2020 to provide another opportunity for the public to participate in the scoping process. A brief overview of the project was presented, and subject matter experts from Reclamation and the USFWS were available to answer questions about the project.

View the narrative to the recorded Q&A Video Teleconference >>

View a PDF of the Q&A Video Teleconference presentation >>

Comments were accepted from April 24, 2020 to May 26, 2020.

Documents

06/2020	Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery Surface Water Intake Fish Screens and Fish Passage Project, Environmental Impact Statement Scoping Report
04/2020	Reclamation seeks public comment on hatchery infrastructure improvements

Related Websites

Fish and Wildlife Service Leavenworth Fisheries Complex

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery