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Colorado River Agreement Plans Have Been Submitted

Colorado River Agreement Plans Have Been Submitted

(Undated) — The future of Utah Water has been submitted to the Bureau of Reclamation. While the seven states that use the water initially wanted to create a unified plan for after 2026, that ultimately failed and the groups split into their predetermined upper and lower basin groups. Utah is […]

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Lake Powell Increasing Enforcement Ahead Of Independence Day

Lake Powell Increasing Enforcement Ahead Of Independence Day

(Lake Powell, UT) — Officials at southern Utah’s Lake Powell want to make sure families are safe during Independence Day celebrations. Glen Canyon National Recreation Area will be taking part in Operation Dry Water from Saturday to Monday of next week. It’s an effort to make sure those getting on […]

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NPS Asks For Help With Lake Powell Boat Fires

NPS Asks For Help With Lake Powell Boat Fires

(Page, AZ) — The National Park Service is asking for help with its investigation into boat fires on Lake Powell last week. In a statement yesterday, officials explained one boat caught fire in Wahweap Marina on Friday and then spread to several other vessels. Two people had to be looked […]

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Houseboats catch fire at popular destination Lake Powell on Utah-Arizona line

Houseboats catch fire at popular destination Lake Powell on Utah-Arizona line

More than half a dozen house boats momentarily caught fire at a popular boating destination on the Utah-Arizona line on Friday. The fire ignited while tourists and jet skiers stood by. The flames are now extinguished. Video from observers shows the decks of boats docked at Wahweap Marina on Lake […]

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Glen Canyon Recreation Area Boosts Access For Memorial Day Weekend

Glen Canyon Recreation Area Boosts Access For Memorial Day Weekend

(Page, AZ) — The National Park Service is increasing access at Lake Powell for Memorial Day weekend. On Saturday, the Wahweap Main Ramp will open to all motorized vessels and the Stateline Ramp will open to non-motorized vessels. Swimming areas that are open in south Lake Powell include the Lone […]

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Lake Powell Expected To Rise 50 Feet This Summer

Lake Powell Expected To Rise 50 Feet This Summer

(Lake Powell, UT) — Lake Powell is rising. The water level at the popular recreation area on the Utah-Arizona state line fell to historic lows last year but heavy snow throughout the winter pushed snowpack to historic highs. Antelope Point Marina, just outside Page, Arizona, anticipates lake levels rising 50 […]

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Scientists: Largest US reservoirs moving in right direction

Scientists: Largest US reservoirs moving in right direction

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Parts of California are under water, emergency flood declarations are in place in Nevada, and water is being released from some Arizona reservoirs to prepare for a bountiful spring runoff. Climate experts say all the snow and rain over the winter months helped alleviate dry conditions […]

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Feds To Pause Release Of Water From Utah’s Flaming Gorge

Feds To Pause Release Of Water From Utah’s Flaming Gorge

(Washington, DC) — The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is pausing the emergency release of water from Utah’s Flaming Gorge reservoir. The bureau began the monthly releases in 2021 in hopes of stabilizing declining water levels at Lake Powell. But the water level at Flaming Gorge has also dropped significantly during […]

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New Water Intake System Installed at Glen Canyon Dam

New Water Intake System Installed at Glen Canyon Dam

A new system at Glen Canyon Dam will provide nearby communities with water even if Lake Powell reaches “dead pool” level. According to federal reclamation officials, crews completed the new water intake connections at the Dam last month that will allow water to be provided to residents of Page and […]

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Downstream Releases from Lake Powell May Reduce

Downstream Releases from Lake Powell May Reduce

The U.S. Department of Interior officials announced Oct. 28 that they are approving expedited steps for new measures to handle record low water levels at Lake Powell and Lake Mead. These changes could mean water reduction details for the Lower Colorado River Basin amid ongoing drought conditions. The department notes […]

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