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Water Supply/Planning
DRBC's Water Supply/Planning Programs
Blue Marsh Reservoir. Photo courtesy of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Blue Marsh Reservoir. Photo courtesy of the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers.


Key Tenets of DRBC Water Resource Management

   •  Understanding water withdrawals, water use and available supply is integral

   •  Proper management, utilization and conservation of water resources is needed to meet water demand and protect ecosystems

   •  Water conservation should be practiced at all times, not just during drought

 

 


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Managing Water Supply


Water Conservation


Track & Project Basin Water Use

  • Basin water use (surface water & groundwater)

  • Water use by sector (for example, public water supply, power generation, industry)


Water Audits


Water Charging

Planning for a Sustainable Water Future 2060


Will there be enough water available in the Basin to meet all needs, especially if the Drought of Record is repeated? To date, the following reports have been published: 

Archived Publications


→ Water Resources Program
 


→ State of the Basin


→ Water Audit Program


→ Future Water Storage Availability


→ Groundwater


→ Water Use Trends & Projections


→ Water Resources Plan


→ Comprehensive Plan


→ Water Management Studies


→ Drought Management