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39 results for “colorado” · Senate · Arizona
Arizona, including wildfire prevention and recovery, tourism, and Colorado River water. “Rural communities like Page play a vital … working for a fair deal on the Colorado River, I’m proud to always fight for Northern Arizona
looming post-2026 operational guidelines for the Colorado River, emphasizing that federal decisions must protect Arizona’s advanced … final federal alternative will be made public. “The Colorado River is a lifeline for Arizona. That water fuels
investments we can make for kids, and for Colorado’s future.” “Literacy is one of the most valuable
Burgum on the Department’s recently announced interim Colorado River operations, which include moving water between reservoirs like … Department’s recently-announced interim Colorado River actions include releasing up to 1 million acre-feet from
balanced, durable long-term framework for the Colorado River. “We cannot take our focus off securing an agreement … continue to do its part to protect the Colorado River, but we cannot do it alone
Senator Gallego also met with leadership from the Colorado River Indian Tribes, Hualapai Tribe, town ofParker, and Lake … Havasu City to discuss Colorado River water management and economic development in Mohave County. Senator Gallego (right) tours
October. He also highlighted his push for fair Colorado River drought planning that protects Arizona communities, along with
long needed certainty for Arizona and the entire Colorado River Basin. Without it, uncertainty over tribal water claims … long needed certainty for Arizona and the entire Colorado River Basin. Without it, uncertainty over tribal water claims
balanced, durable long-term framework for the Colorado River. “We cannot take our focus off securing an agreement … continue to do its part to protect the Colorado River, but we cannot do it alone
balanced, durable long-term framework for the Colorado River. “We cannot take our focus off securing an agreement … continue to do its part to protect the Colorado River, but we cannot do it alone
drinking water to Tribal communities; $20 million for Colorado River Basin water conservation and delivery projects to improve
urgent need for drought relief in the Colorado River Basin. 1/8/26
glad to support it.” “Too many families in Colorado struggle to find affordable homes in their communities that
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park in Colorado, Joshua Tree National Park in California, the Gila National
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park in Colorado, Joshua Tree National Park in California, the Gila National
former small business owner who’s met with Colorado entrepreneurs, I know these senseless tariffs are crushing entrepreneurs
extreme weather increases, fire seasons in Colorado and across the country intensify,” said Bennet. “The West relies more
Conservation Service to prioritize implementation of Arizona’s Colorado River Drought Contingency Plan and support projects and programs
Southwest are facing urgent water challenges as the Colorado River continues to experience the strain of a historic
bills reflect that.” “During my time in Congress, Colorado has experienced four of the five largest wildfires
Arizona, BOR plays a critical role in managing Colorado River water that supports agriculture, cities, and tribal communities
region.” Tens of millions of dollars in the Colorado River Dam Fund have been inaccessible for decades … government inefficiency. 40 million people depend on the Colorado River for water and1.3 million peoplein Arizona, Nevada
urgent need for drought relief in the Colorado River Basin and asked a nominee to commit to releasing … funding that has been approved to keep the Colorado River basin system functioning. I’m concerned that these
offices in Arizona, Nebraska, California, New Jersey, Colorado, Nevada, Florida, New York, Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, Oregon, Indiana, Tennessee
country.” “For more than two decades, Colorado has grieved one incident of senseless gun violence after another,” said