2026 Plan Update Underway
WRWC is in the process of updating the Regional Water Management Plan in collaboration with regional stakeholders. The goal of this update is to produce a more concise, coordinated, and forward-looking plan to support sustainable water management across the Truckee Meadows.
Take a look at our draft chapters of the Plan which can be found below, and be sure to use the comment form to share your feedback with us. Stay-tuned for more information on our progress!
WRWC invites community members, interested parties, and partner organizations to review and comment on the draft RWMP chapters.
Public input is an important part of the planning process. Comments received during the review period will help the project team identify needed clarifications, corrections, and other potential revisions before the RWMP is finalized.
Click a chapter link below to view or download the draft:
Links that are not yet active indicate that the chapter is still being finalized. The link will be activated when the draft chapter is complete and available for public review.
After reviewing a chapter, please use our online comment form to share your feedback.
Please identify the chapter and the section or page number associated with your comment. If you would like to comment on more than one chapter, please submit a separate form for each chapter.
Thank you for taking the time to review the draft RWMP and participate in the planning process!
If you have questions or need the draft materials in an alternative format, please contact:
Kim Rigdon, WRWC Program Manager
775-225-5246
The 2021-2040 Comprehensive Regional Water Management Plan is a cooperative approach for stewardship of the region’s water resources through developing and implementing an integrated water resources plan, building understanding and trust among stakeholders, and establishing water resources public policy. The Plan facilitates a unified and cooperative effort for water resource planning in the Truckee Meadows region. The RWMP is collaborative in nature and encourages cooperative engagement between the WRWC member agencies, NNWPC members, and local and regional government planning agencies for implementation.
