Middle Fork American River near American River Pump Station
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PARTNERS


Project Supporters

The Water Forum Agreement, agreed to by a diverse group of business and agricultural leaders, citizens groups, environmentalists, water managers, and local governments in the Sacramento region, allows the region to meet its needs by balancing reliable and safe water supplies and preserving fisheries, wildlife, recreation, and aesthetic values in the Lower American River.

The proposed RiverArc project has strong support from stakeholders and water purveyors in the Sacramento Region and is an important component in the Water Forum Agreement. The risk of losing reliable surface water supplies is very real for Sacramento area water purveyors that currently rely on American River water. As a result, they are working collaboratively to advance RiverArc as quickly as possible.

Current Project Proponents
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City of Sacramento

Enhances Sacramento’s operational flexibility by enabling surface water diversions when restrictions are in place on the American River. Also, supports groundwater banking efforts by delivering surface water to the northern Sacramento area that currently rely heavily on groundwater.

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City of Roseville

Creates flexibility in our water management strategy, reduces dependency on single water sources, supports regional water storage solutions, and prepares us to adapt effectively to climate challenges through smart, integrated water management.

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Placer County Water Agency

Advances conjunctive use programs and diversifies the region’s water portfolio, helping to reduce dependence on the American River watershed.

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Sacramento County Water Agency

Secures water supply for northern Sacramento County and supports regional groundwater banking initiatives.

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