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As of Tuesday, August 1st, the Kings River is OPEN to recreational users in Fresno, Tulare, and Kings County. See Fresno County’s full press release HERE.

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Resource agency ensuring balanced water supply, flood protection, and hydropower in Fresno, Kings, and Tulare counties 💧💡🐟🌳🍊 #kingsriver #floodcontrol
Yesterday, our Veteran staff members participated Yesterday, our Veteran staff members participated in a guided tour of the Clovis Veterans Memorial District & Heritage Center. KRCD's Veteran staff includes David Merritt, U.S. Navy (General Manager, KRCD), Christopher Alcorn, Army National Guard (Electrical-Mechanical Testing Technician at the Jeff L. Taylor Pine Flat Power Plant), Chris May, U.S. Navy (Maintenance Journeyworker at the Jeff L. Taylor Pine Flat Power Plant), Cody De Yoe, U.S. Navy (Senior Operator at the Jeff L. Taylor Pine Flat Power Plant), and Tim Green, U.S. Navy (Electrical-Mechanical Testing Technician at the Jeff L. Taylor Pine Flat Power Plant). Thank you to Lorenzo Rios, CEO of @cvmdistrict, for providing our team with the tour and for the district's work in honoring veterans and our local community every day.
We are hiring! Under direction of a supervisor or We are hiring! Under direction of a supervisor or manager, the Resource Technician I/II provides customer and technical support for District programs, assisting managerial, engineering, and water resources staff with field and office work related to water resource management. To learn about this role and to apply, visit the link in our bio.
To all veterans, and currently active service memb To all veterans, and currently active service members, thank you for the sacrifices you have made to protect our freedoms. At KRCD we are proud of, and honored by, our veteran staff who have done so much for the district and our country. Thank you, Veterans.
Our friends at @sierracd_ are looking for voluntee Our friends at @sierracd_ are looking for volunteers to join them this November & December to plant 1,000 native plants to create wildlife habitats on farms as part of the Ag & Rangeland Program. Reach out to Sierra Resource Conservation District for more information and to register.
🌲 Things just got a little greener around KRCD! 🌲 Things just got a little greener around KRCD! Matt Meadows, Assistant Watermaster with Kings River Water Association, coordinated with Mona N. Cummings, CEO of @tree_fresno, on planting 20 Cypress Trees on our property to serve as a natural barrier and beautiful backdrop to our parking lot. The trees were provided by a grant from @valleyairdistrict. Team members from Kings River Water Association, Kings River Conservation District, and Tree Fresno worked together to plant the trees. Our team is thankful to Matt, Mona and the Tree Fresno team, and Valley Air District for making this possible, we look forward to the beauty (and shade) that these trees will bring. Special shoutout to George Heaton who volunteered with the tree planting. George sits on the board of @kingsriverconservancy and worked as a horticulturist at Reedley College for 40 years. Thank you, George!  @tree_fresno is on a mission to transform the San Joaquin Valley with trees, greenways, and beautiful landscapes. Tree Fresno has been around since 1985 and has planted nearly 50,000 trees!!
California Water Institute (CWI) celebrated its 25 California Water Institute (CWI) celebrated its 25th Anniversary last week at the Jordan Agricultural Research Center at Fresno State. Many people came out to support the California Water Institutes impact on water sustainability, efficiency, technology and equity over the last 25 years. CSUF President Saúl Jiménez-Sandoval, Congressman Jim Costa (21st District), and CWI Director Laura Ramos, marked CWI’s important 25-year milestone and walked attendees through the beginnings of CWI’s innovative public/private partnership while sharing their vision for the future of water in California and the importance of public/private partnerships like California Water Institute. Congrats to California Water Institute on its remarkable 25-year milestone, and here is to the next 25 years!
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Fresno, California 93725

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