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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
In partnership with @acwawater, we are proud to be In partnership with @acwawater, we are proud to be a part of California Water Professionals Appreciation Week. Brian German, Resource Analyst I, with Kings Water Alliance, a program of KRCD, reflects on his role since joining our team. “I appreciate my role at Kings Water Alliance because I feel that I am truly able to make a difference. Clean drinking water is essential. Assisting families with access to safe water has been a privilege to take part in.” #CAWaterWeek #ThankWaterPros
In partnership with @acwawater California Water Pr In partnership with @acwawater California Water Professionals Appreciation Week means we get to highlight our amazing team members. Meet Tim Green, Electrical-Mechanical Testing Technician at the Jeff L. Taylor Pine Flat Power Plant. “For 30 years I have maintained equipment here at the Jeff L. Taylor/Pine Flat Power Plant to make sure our operators have an accurate measure of the water we are discharging into the Kings River. This is part of the hands-on work I like and have the opportunity to do here, and I can see what I am a part of when I see the river and canals with water that has passed through the plant.” #CAWaterWeek #ThankWaterPros
In partnership with @acwawater, California Water P In partnership with @acwawater, California Water Professionals Appreciation Week continues with our spotlight on Jose Soto. Jose, Associate Resource Analyst, shares his thoughts as he reflects on his contributions and what water means to central valley communities, “If you want to start a town or live out in the country, you are going to need water. Making sure that water is safe and clean is just as important as having it. I am grateful and proud of the role I play in helping people access safe and clean drinking water.”
In partnership with @acwawater we are celebrating In partnership with @acwawater we are celebrating California Water Professionals Appreciation Week by highlighting team members. Today, Lori Werner shares why her work supporting the Kings River Fisheries Management Program is so important to the health of the river’s habitat. "Through my work supporting the Kings River Fisheries Program I raise rainbow trout for stocking in the Kings River, and through the annual fish population surveys I can monitor ecological trends in the Kings River." - Lori Werner #CAWaterWeek #ThankWaterPros
Thank you, David, for 15 years of dedication and s Thank you, David, for 15 years of dedication and service! David joined KRCD as Deputy General Manager of Power Operations during a transitional energy period for the district, and in 2021 he became KRCD’s General Manager. David's leadership and commitment have been instrumental in guiding our team and advancing our mission.
Please join us in celebrating Tony Bettencourt on Please join us in celebrating Tony Bettencourt on his 5-year anniversary with KRCD! As a Sr. Flood Maintenance Worker, Tony brings expertise in equipment maintenance and repair to the flood operations & management team. We are grateful for his hard work and dedication to his team members.
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4886 E. Jensen Avenue
Fresno, California 93725

(559) 237-5567

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Monday – Friday
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