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Klamath Regulation Update
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Oregon's Integrated Water Resources Strategy
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 The State of Oregon has launched its first Integrated Water Resources Strategy. Adopted by the Water Resources Commission on August 2, 2012, the Strategy provides a blueprint for understanding and meeting Oregon’s water quantity, water quality, and ecosystem needs now and into the future. Using a process that involved extensive public outreach, the Strategy identifies the most critical water‐related challenges facing communities throughout Oregon. It offers recommendations in 13 different issue areas to address these challenges.
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Right Content Public Comment Period Extended to March 2 for Off-Project Upper Klamath Basin Groundwater Rules
Additional Open Houses and Public Hearings Scheduled for February 18. Click here for more information. |
Department Rulemaking
Click here to view information on current rulemaking activities, including how to submit public comment.
Senate Bill 839 Task Force Meetings
Senate Bill 839 allows Oregon to take a more active role in meeting instream and out‐of‐stream water needs, recognizing the challenges created by a growing population, drier and warmer seasons, and declining federal involvement. Task Forces initiated by this bill are wrapping up their work. Click here to visit task force webpages to view participants, meeting materials, and meeting schedule. |
Klamath Basin Comprehensive Agreement and Legislation
Klamath Regulation Update
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Agency Success
In 2011, Water Resources Department enjoyed significant successes in the areas of Instream Flows and Process Improvement Accomplishment.
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