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Sep 28, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
The Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District (MRGCD) is procuring Consultant and Lobbyist Services to promote legislative priorities and represent the MRGCD at the New Mexico State Legislature and US Congressional delegation.
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City
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Albuquerque
County
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Bernalillo
Address
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1931 2nd St SW
Phone Number
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(505) 247-0234
Zip Code
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87103
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District
The meeting included an executive session regarding litigation and personnel matters. Key discussion topics covered staff recognitions, introduction of new hires across various departments, and detailed reports on water operations and hydrologic conditions. The board reviewed data on snowpack, river flows, and anticipated water allocations, leading to recommendations on managing the San Juan Chama allocation and the outlook for irrigation water supply for the season.
The meeting provided an update on the Elvado Dam project, focusing on the Safety of Dams Act and the current appraisal-level work, which includes geotechnical drilling investigations. Discussions covered various structural and non-structural alternatives being evaluated to address embankment and foundation seepage, as well as the necessity for a modification report due to federal investment thresholds. The presentation concluded by outlining the next steps, including narrowing down alternatives and transitioning into the feasibility analysis phase.
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The board meeting addressed several key operational and planning items, including the appointment of committee members for the year. A significant portion of the meeting focused on a report regarding water supply conditions, which indicated lower than average snowpack and expectations for limited spring runoff, necessitating reliance on rotation schedules. Additionally, the board discussed public concerns regarding motor vehicle access in the Bosque and river areas following recent construction projects, and received feedback regarding the Atrisco Acequia Madre project.
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