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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

Congratulations to Binu Brar, Director of Finance, Congratulations to Binu Brar, Director of Finance, on her 5-year anniversary with the Kings River Conservation District. Binu is a vital part of our Business Operations team, providing strong leadership and financial expertise that supports KRCD’s success. Thank you, Binu, here is to the next 5 years!
Congratulations to Soua Vang, Water Resources Supe Congratulations to Soua Vang, Water Resources Supervisor, on her 10-year anniversary with the Kings River Conservation District. Soua plays a key role as Supervisor of Water Resources with responsibilities across several focus areas, bringing valuable insight and support to our efforts. We appreciate her hard work and dedication over the past decade.
Congratulations to Va Yang, Senior Operator at the Congratulations to Va Yang, Senior Operator at the Jeff L. Taylor Pine Flat Power Plant on his 15-year anniversary with the Kings River Conservation District. Va is an essential part of operations at the Jeff L. Taylor Pine Flat Power Plant, where his expertise keeps things running smoothly. Thank you, Va, for your dedication and commitment to KRCD!
As we celebrate National Hydropower Day, KRCD join As we celebrate National Hydropower Day, KRCD joins partners across the country in highlighting hydropower’s many benefits in supplying clean energy, reliable power, local jobs, recreation, irrigation, and flood control.

For 40+ years, the Jeff L. Taylor Pine Flat Power Plant has been a cornerstone of California’s clean energy system, and KRCD remains committed to advancing hydropower as a solution for today and the future. #HydroisHere

Read more about the Jeff L. Taylor Pine Flat Power Plant and KRCD's dedication to hydropower in our recent blog post. Link in Bio.
📅 4 Years 🐟 40 River Cleanups ♻️ 540 Ba 📅 4 Years
🐟  40 River Cleanups
♻️ 540 Bags of Trash
💪  980 Volunteer Hours

The Kings River Fisheries Mangement Program and its partners hit an important milestone in July. Four years of productive cleanups along the Kings River!  To learn more about this ongoing effort, the most common items found, and for a list of helpful local resources for disposing of trash, debris, and other potentially hazardous waste, visit the recent blog post on Kings River Fisheries Management Program's website. Link in Bio.

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The August cleanup is this Saturday! For more details and to participate, visit the "volunteer" link in our bio.

Thank you to the partners who make these cleanups possible: 
@californiadfw
@usacesacramento
@kingsriverconservancy
📢Volunteers Needed! The next Kings River Clea 📢Volunteers Needed! 

The next Kings River Cleanup is scheduled for Saturday, August 16 at 8:30am. To sign up to volunteer and for details on location, directions, and what to bring with you, visit the Kings River Fisheries Management Program's website. Link in Bio. 

Thank you to our partners in river cleanup efforts:
@kingsriverconservancy
@usacesacramento
@californiadfw
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4886 E. Jensen Avenue
Fresno, California 93725

(559) 237-5567

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Monday – Friday
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