The Water Development Commission receives money for listed water planning and repair studies, and must report on them before the 2028 legislative session.
The law sets aside about $2.51 million for water plans, statewide research, and a regional supply study. The commission must report on each study before the 2028 legislative session.
The law sets aside $998,000 for studies of irrigation and water system repairs. The commission must report on each study before the 2028 legislative session.
The law sets aside $175,000 for the Office of Water Programs from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2028.
The Water Development Commission may spend the listed money on water planning and feasibility studies. The studies cover water plans in several counties, statewide water research, and a regional supply study for Bedford and Turnerville in Lincoln County. If a study costs less than its appropriation, the commission may use the extra money for another listed study after review and recommendation by the Select Water Committee. Money not spent or committed by July 1, 2029, returns to Water Development Account I.
The Water Development Commission may spend the listed money on studies of water system and irrigation repairs. The studies cover the Shoshone Irrigation District in Park County, the Casper Alcova Irrigation District in Natrona County, and a water source and delivery system in Platte County. If a study costs less than its appropriation, the commission may use the extra money for another listed study after review and recommendation by the Select Water Committee. Money not spent or committed by July 1, 2029, returns to Water Development Account II.
The Water Development Commission may spend $175,000 to fund the Office of Water Programs. The appropriation is for the Office of Water Programs. The money cannot be transferred or spent for another purpose. Any money left unspent and uncommitted returns as provided by law on June 30, 2028.
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