Natural Resources Conservation Service

State

Project Name

Description

Year Funded

2017

2018

2019

Alabama

Irrigation Efficiency Project

This project will provide a PL 566 Watershed plan to address irrigation needs in Alabama watersheds that have high potential of irrigation success. Implementation would include water resource management practices such as center pivots, irrigation reservoir, micro-irrigation, pipeline, pump plant, and wells.

X

Alaska

Delta Clearwater Watershed Project

This project is to provide flood prevention to remediate a failed watershed project site which is exacerbating the resource conditions it was originally intended to prevent and is creating safety risks to area users.

X

Arkansas

Big Slough Watershed

This project is to provide flood prevention by reducing floodwater damages to the intensified agricultural area, residential, business, and infrastructure and prevent sediment loading in Big Slough Drainage Ditch and its major tributaries.

X

Arkansas

Departee Creek Watershed

The project aims to alleviate flooding of cropland and grazing lands as well as improve wildlife habitat and water quality. The watershed has historically suffered from flooding, and a combination of water control structures and conservation easements, this project aims to reduce risk of flooding. Water control structures would include a floodwater retarding structure.

X

Arizona

Coyote Wash Urban Enhanced Runoff Recharge Project

This project aims to conserve water in this wash, which is part of the San Pedro River basin. Water declines are a concern, and this project aims to prevent flooding, improve riparian habitat for wildlife, and enable better use of water on agricultural lands.

X

Arizona

Gila Valley Flood Protection and Watershed Improvement

This watershed project will provide the framework for the Gila Valley Flood Protection and Watershed Improvement Project to enact flood mitigation measures, update structures and install infrastructure to manage storm water runoff which will reduce flooding, erosion and sedimentation issues. Population growth in our rural area has shifted drainage patterns. Current infrastructure has either become inadequate or new infrastructure is needed.

X

Arizona

Greene Wash Watershed

The project is to implement measures to address flooding, erosion, water quality, and sedimentation.  The purposes of the plan are to identify and provide conceptual solutions for watershed protection, flood mitigation, water quality improvements, soil erosion reduction, sediment control, and wildlife enhancement. The plan will focus on proper land use and conservation practices, developed by interdisciplinary teams of technical specialists. Groundwater recharge opportunities will be studied.

X

Arizona

Greenlee County Watershed

This project will eventually rehabilitate and modfiy drainage structures and implementing infiltration or detention systems to slow runoff, which provide water for riparian and upland fish and game habitat and for livestock, which reduce damage from high flows having caused millions of dollars to personal and public property resulting in expensive infrastructure repairs, disrupting transportation systems, and causing water quality impairment.

X

Arizona

Middle Magma Watershed Flood Control Project

This project will prevent damage from floodwater and erosion through the design and implementation of flood prevention measures and sound flood risk management planning. In specific, the project seeks to complete the system envisioned by NRCS with the 1960’s watershed work plan by addressing several known flooding issues within the Middle Magma reach. One is located upstream of the CAP Canal overchute, where historic flanking of the training dike causes water to breach the CAP Canal and flood adjacent agricultural lands. In a second location, the residential communities of Crestfield Manor and Wild Horse Estates have under-designed drainage facilities that become quickly overwhelmed with floodwaters, causing damage to residential properties and structures in the area.

X

Arizona

Pinal County - Guild Wash Watershed

This project will develop a plan and actions to mitigate soil erosion, flooding, and sedimentation. The purposes for the action are as follows: watershed protection, flood mitigation, groundwater recharge, water quality improvements, soil erosion reduction, sediment control, and habitat/wildlife enhancement. The needs are the ongoing losses and ecological implications of not implementing the action to achieve the purpose.

X

California

CA Beardsley Watershed

The project consists of improving 1,700 feet of channel. This will be the final structure to complete the Beardsley Watershed Project in Ventura County. This project purpose is to restore degraded salt marsh areas, restore failing fish passages to enhance spawning habitat, and to improve water quality in shellfish-growing areas. The project also will improve safety of the Ferro Debris Basin Dam.

X

California

Lower Silver Watershed

This project will help with the construction of a flood detention facility through the storage of 1,000-acre feet of water in a 200- acre lake in the San Jose area. This will provide flood protection for the area as well as provide opportunities for recreation and habitat for wildlife.

X

California

Salton Sea

This project aims to provide water to the Salton Sea, a shallow, saline lake in Imperial and Riverside counties of California. The lack of water has negatively impacted the sea and the many wildlife species that rely on it. By increasing the water flowing into the lake, it will also help improve air quality by decreasing dust. This project will develop an infrastructure backbone to collect water from agricultural areas and mix with the sea’s waters.

X

Georgia

Headwaters of Chattooga River Dike System

This project will put in place additional infrastructure to stop frequent flooding of Trion, a town that sits near the headwaters of the Chattooga River. Additional infrastructure includes raising of dikes and addition of new levees.

X

Georgia

Russell Creek Reservoir

This project will provide a reliable raw water supply for Dawson County, Georgia to meet current and future demands and address the existing aging NRCS Etowah River Watershed Dam No. 13 which has reached the end of its original 50 year design life and needs to be brought into compliance with modern dam safety criteria.

X

Hawaii

Lahaina Watershed Flood Control Project

This project will create a grass-lined floodwater diversion system that will extend across the watershed and end in a debris basin.

X

Hawaii

Lahaina Watershed Flood Control Project

This will help prevent flooding to Lahaina, which sits on the island of Maui, as well as prevent runoff of sediment and nutrients.

Iowa

Bear Creek #3

This project will remediate a sinkhole that opened in the pool area of a Job Class IV compacted earthfill detention structure (for flood and sediment control), preventing the structure from holding water.
This is the second sinkhole to develop at this location since the dam was constructed in fall 2010, the first being found in spring 2011 following the snowmelt.
Fractures in the bedrock were found beneath the pool area, along with other subsurface anomalies that may be existing voids or caves.

X

Iowa

West Fork of Big Creek Watershed Plan

This project will construct six floodwater retention structures in an effort to reduce erosion and attenuate flows downstream in Ringgold County, a rural community in southwestern Iowa. This will improve wildlife habitat, enhance opportunities for recreation and prevent flooding and soil loss.

X

Indiana

Muddy Fork of Silver Creek Conservancy District

This project will help complete a multi-phase effort to prevent flooding and lead to other natural resource benefits in this watershed, which includes parts of Clark, Floyd, and Washington counties in Indiana. This sixth structure will store more than 1,300 acre-feet of water and enhance wildlife habitat and provide additional sources of drinking water for nearby communities.

X

Indiana

Prairie Creek Watershed

This project will is for stabilization of the channel and to protect the channel from further downgrading and damage, which will damage critical infrastructure in the watershed (bridges and roads). The whole watershed is comprised of agricultural land and an occasional small community.

X

Kansas

Delaware Watershed, Joint District No. 10, Elk Creek Sub- watershed, Site 4

This project will lead to the installation of a new earthen dam to retain water and minimize risk of flooding and erosion along Elk Creek.

X

Kansas

Delaware Watershed, Joint District No. 10, Elk Creek Sub- watershed, Site 12

This project will lead to the installation of a new earthen dam to retain water and minimize risk of flooding and erosion along Elk Creek.

X

Kansas

Upper Black Vermillion Watershed, Joint District No. 37, Dam Site 14

This project includes an earthen dam as part of a larger effort to reduce flooding and erosion in the Vermillion River basin.

X

Kansas

Wolf River Watershed, Joint District, Dam Site 15-4

This project includes an earthen dam to prevent flooding and erosion in the Wolf River watershed.

X

Kansas

Wolf River WJD Dam Site 15-5

This project includes an earthen dam to prevent flooding and erosion in the Wolf River watershed.

X

Kansas

Wolf River Watershed, Joint District No. 66, Dam Site 19-8

This watershed area has been plagued with erosion issues and flood damages. The project will provide watershed protection, flood prevention, sedimentation reduction, erosion prevention and lessen damage to utilities.

X

Kansas

Wolf River Watershed, Joint District No. 66, Dam Site 5-8

X

Kansas

Wolf River Watershed, Joint District No. 66, Dam Site 5-9

This project includes an earthen dam to prevent flooding and erosion in the Squaw Creek Lower Wolf sub-watershed.

X

Kansas

Wolf River Watershed, Joint District No. 66, Dam Site 12-26

X

Louisiana

Grant Parish Watershed

Due to the severity and duration of droughts, sources of dependable surface irrigation water are severely lacking in the project area. This project will use a solar powered siphon to siphon water from the Red River for distribution throughout the project area. The plan will also provide opportunities to improve wildlife and fisheries habitat and will enhance the habitat of several threatened and endangered species in the area.

X

Louisiana

Lower Vermilion River Basin Hydrologic Restoration and Flood Prevention

This project will reduce storm surge and other flood damages, enhance public safety, improve water quality and wetland habitat.The recurrence of tropical storm-induced flood damages to homes, infrastructure, crops, livestock and industry in central Vermilion Parish. Gravity drainage is limited due to topography, thus dredging is insufficient. Also, Hebert Canal is the channelized course of the historic Bayou Chene, and hydrology will be restored by the proposed structure.

X

Louisiana

Upper Terrebonne Basin Flood Prevention Project

X

Louisiana

Walnut Bayou Watershed

This project will reduce flood damages, enhance public safety and improve water quality. There is inadequate drainage for the residents and landowners of Eastern and Lower Madison parish in northeast Louisiana, damaging homes, municipalities and farms, and creating parish-wide public safety concerns.

X

Massachusetts

Cape Cod

This project consists of 16 individual projects that include fish passages, stormwater remediation, and salt marsh restoration.

X

Mariana Pacific Islands

Kagman Watershed

Flooding of agricultural lands caused by uncontrolled runoff during the wet season and inadequate water supply during the dry season has led to crop loss, loss of productivity, and made sustainable agricultural production a risky and largely unviable undertaking on Saipan's prime agricultural lands. Constructing a sediment basin and chute spillway will provide more consistent agricultural water supply and flood prevention.

X

Mississippi

Rocky Carter Bayou Levee

X

Montana

Cedar Creek Watershed

This project will remediate the diversion (bypass) channel below Cedar Creek Dam on July 13 and 14, 2016. The investigation team responded to observations of excessive seepage and overtopping after a 6-inch rainfall event was routed through the dam from May 22-25, 2016. Property owned by the Columbia Falls Aluminum Company (CFAC) resides below the diversion channel. The CFAC expressed concern that a diversion breach could inundate areas contaminated with asbestos and cyanide leachate.

X

Montana

Willow Creek Flood Control

This project includes the construction of a dam to prevent flooding in and around the rural community of Browning, which is the main social and business center for the Blackfeet Indians.

X

Montana

Fort Belknap Indian Community Lake 17 Dam and Diversion Project

This existing dam and diversion project includes a new principal spillway conduit, concrete riser, rock plunge pool and a one-foot lift on the dam for overflow protection. The existing diversion project include a chimney filter and auxiliary spillway for overflow protection.

X

Nebraska

Battle Creek Watershed

This project will reduce the overall flood risk potential in support the largely agricultural economy. The plan will focus on ways to provide flood resiliency and mitigate flood related damages.

X

Nebraska

Blackwood P2

This project will reconstruct Blackwood P-2 with all earthfill to be removed to the original ground surface. Complete removal of the earthfill should also include the materials used in the original construction for the sand blanket treatment (drainfill, PVC and corrugated metal pipes, and plastic divider). Reconstruction may include the installation of a chimney filter extending vertically from the earthfill-original ground interface to the top of dam elevation and laterally from abutment contact to abutment contact.

X

Nebraska

Boone Creek Watershed

This project will develop an NRCS Approved Watershed Plan / EA that addresses erosion, flooding, water quality and fish / wildlife habitat. The Sponsor is seeking planning alternatives that can control the erosion, reduce flooding impacts, and improve the overall water quality for all stakeholders within the watershed.

X

Nebraska

Brule Watershed Site 1A

This remedial project will repair cracks that have been found in the dam since it was constructed in 1970.

X

Nebraska

Duck Creek Recreation Area Sediment Basin (14-2)

Funds the construction of a sediment basin on a tributary south of the Duck Creek Reservoir in rural Nemaha County. The basin will store accumulated sediment, prevent nutrients from seeping into nearby water sources, and reduce erosion on nearby agricultural land.

X

Nebraska

Little Salt Creek Watershed

This project will enhance and protect the wetlands and ecosystems in this watershed. Mitigation of flood related damages will also be a priority issue.

X

Nebraska

Lower Wood River Watershed

This project will create a watershed plan to build resiliency to flooding, mitigate flood related damages and protect the local economy.

X

Nebraska

Mud Creek Watershed

"This project will focus on ways to mitigate flood related damages to communities and agricultural properties within and downstream of the watershed. Identify practices to increase flood resiliency,, improve recreational opportunities and enhance groundwater recharge efforts."

X

Nebraska

NEMAHA Natural Resources District

This project is for construction of Sediment Basin above the Duck Creek Flood control dam. The sediment basin was planned to provide sediment storage to prolong the useful life of the flood control dam which has also been developed for recreation by the sponsor.

X

Nebraska

"This project will update an existing NRCS approved Watershed Plan. The update includes the addition of a purpose, flood control, which was not a purpose in the original plan. To date, twenty-eight (28) structures have been built as part of the Papillion Creek Watershed Work Plan (established in 1966). "

X

Nebraska

Spring and Buffalo Creeks Watershed

"This project will identify solutions to mitigate flood damages to irrigation and canal infrastructure and agricultural properties. It will also look for practices and projects to benefit threatened and endangered species within the watershed and downstream. "

X

Nebraska

Wahoo Creek Watershed Project

Funds the planning, design, and construction of eight flood-control dams in the watershed. These dams will reduce flood damages to crops, land, and rural communities.

X

Nebraska

Yensen Drain

"This remedial project is for flood prevention to repair drop structures damaged by several intense storms after construction was completed."

X

New Jersey

Assunpink Creek Watershed, Dam Site #19

"This remedial project will address deteriorated concrete and exposed reinforcing steel on the riser at and above the waterline. Remove and replace deteriorated gate stems. Repair trash rack components"

X

New Jersey

Assunpink Creek Watershed, Dam Site #18

"This remedial project will address deteriorated concrete and exposed reinforcing steel on the riser at and above the waterline Repair trash rack componenets"

X

New Mexico

Upper Lomitas Negras Drainage Improvements Project

This project will prevent stormwater from flooding residences and community roads for properties that lay between two landfills.

X

New York

Newtown Hoffman Site 18

This project is for remedial treatment to include slip lining existing conduit with polymer liner such as HDPE or CIPP.

X

Oklahoma

Bear Site 3

This project will remediate the seepage downstream of the dam which was observed soon after the first filling, and in December, 1974, the Custer County Conservation District reported that a sinkhole had developed. An investigation by NRCS personnel in 1975 found several holes into the gypsum bedrock in the foundation of the dam, with water flowing through the voids in the bedrock.

X

Oklahoma

Brushy Peaceable Creek Watershed

"This project will control flood runoff from 4.07 square miles of drainage area. The site will reduce flooding to agricultural land, roads and bridges including State Highway 63, US Hwy 270 and the Indian Nation Turnpike. "

X

Oklahoma

Caney Coon Site 2

"This project will remediate issues including cracking, spalling, and rust staining around embedded posts in the auxiliary spillway concrete walls. Improper installation of the post grout combined with shrinkage cracking and poorly drained backfill have combined to allow moisture to work through the wall at crack locations and lead to some corrosion of reinforcing."

X

Cottonwood Creek Site 17

This project is to remediate erosion and two additional gully erosion areas that were identified below the east and west auxiliary spillway fore bays between the excavated fore bay and the expected normal pool elevation.

X

Oklahoma

X

Oklahoma

Lower Bayou12 Flood Water Project

Funds the design and construction of a flood-control dam. The dam will protect residents and infrastructure in the town of Burneyville and the Falconhead community from flooding as well as agricultural land, roads, bridges, and streambanks.

X

Oklahoma

Lost Duck Creek Site D-9 GSS

This project will remediate and protect the GSS from saturated saline conditions which caused a previous failure and relieve hydrostatic pressures around the structure, a drainage system should be installed to intercept flow from the seep and redirect it directly into Duck Creek and not through the GSS.

X

Oklahoma

Okfuskee N-7 Watershed Dam

This project is for the construction of a dam that will reduce flooding to agricultural land, roads and bridges and highway 56 downstream.

X

Oklahoma

Quartermaster 19B Remedial Repair

This project will repair the Quartermaster 19B dam to prevent future flooding and erosion.

X

Oklahoma

Salisaw 18M

This project will remediate the Principal Spillway Inlet deficiencies including leakage around the gate frame, missing and misaligned reinforcing steel and leaking constructionjoint(s).

X

Oklahoma

Sugar Creek Site Devils Canyon

This project will remediate and repair the Sugar Creek Devils Canyon GSS, to help with flood and erosion protection.

X

Oklahoma

Sugar Creek Site L-44

This project is for flood prevention and currently has an area eroding along the edge of the channel. The erosion is not serious at this time, but it will soon unde1rmine the rock and create a much more expensive problem to deal with. During an ice-storm in one of the previous winters, a vehicle slid down the rock channel completely to the bottom and had to be retrieved.

X

Oklahoma

Sugar Creek Channel Site 269R GSS

This project will remediate the flow line of the corroded metal barrel with large holes exposing flows to earthen material. This caused excessive erosion within the embankment which ultimately exited on the downstream slope. The result was an 8 foot overfall in the embankment. The structure failed to meet its design life of 15 years.

X

Oklahoma

Upper Black Bear Site 36

This project is to remediate wave damage which has been noted at this site since 2002. The damage has now progressed completely through the original wave berm and is impacting the dam. The site was originally designed with a 10 foot vegetated wave berm, which proved to be ineffective for this site.

X

Oregon

Arnold Irrigation District

This project will improve water conservation in District owned infrastructure in the Watershed Planning Area, improve water supply management and delivery reliability to District patrons in the Watershed Planning Area, and improve public safety on up to 13.2 miles of District-owned Main Canal in the Watershed Planning Area.

X

Oregon

Central Oregon Irrigation District Modernization Project

Replace old irrigation infrastructure such as canals with a more modern and reliable piped, pressurized irrigation system. This enhanced water supply will support and maintain local farmers and ranchers, provide financial stability to participating irrigation districts, and enhance aquatic habitat.

X

Oregon

Clear Branch Dam Spillway Remediation

This project is for remedial measures on the Clear Branch Dam (NID OR00451) auxiliary spillway under Watershed Flood Prevention Operations (WFPO).

X

Oregon

Lone Pine Irrigation District

This project will improve water conservation and water delivery reliability on District-owned canals and laterals.

X

Oregon

Ochoco Irrigation District

"This project will perform the following:

• Increase District infrastructure capacity to deliver water to McKay Creek irrigators
• Improve water delivery reliability to McKay Creek irrigators and irrigators served by Grimes Flat laterals
• Improve water conservation along Grimes Flat laterals
• Improve public safety along Grimes Flat laterals"

X

Oregon

Swalley Irrigation Modernization Project

The purpose of the proposed Swalley Irrigation District efficiency improvement project is to modernize antiquated irrigation infrastructure in central Oregon (Deschutes County) to help irrigators conserve water, reduce energy consumption, increase irrigation delivery efficiency, improve public safety, and benefit instream habitat for threatened and endangered fish species.

X

Oregon

Tumalo Irrigation Modernization Project

The purpose of the proposed Tumalo Irrigation District Efficiency Improvement Project is to modernize antiquated irrigation infrastructure in Central Oregon (Deschutes County) to help irrigators conserve water, reduce energy consumption, increase irrigation delivery efficiency, improve public safety, and benefit instream habitat for threatened and endangered fish species.

X

Rhode Island

Pocasset River Flood Mitigation Project

This project proposes to installing floodwalls, floodproofing of 25 structures, installing a bypass culvert and the removing a debris dam in the Pocasset River. Benefits include flood prevention and watershed protection for citizens, property, and infrastructure in the Town of Johnston and the City of Cranston.

X

Texas

Big Sandy Creek Watershed

This project will repair the front slope by constructing a rock riprap armored wave berm for slope protection against wave erosion.

X

Texas

X

Texas

X

Texas

Pilot Grove Creek Watershed

This project will provide remedial treatment of the slope failures is to place lime treated earthfill covered with a veneer of topsoil on the upstream and downstream slopes to bring the embankment up to its final designed dimensions.

X

Texas

Plum Creek Watershed

This project will provide remedial Treatment to restore the designed upstream slope of the embankment and construct a rock riprap wave berm for slope protection against wave action.

X

Utah

Cove Reservoir

This project will provide 6,032 acre-feet of water storage for agricultural and municipal and recreational uses. Reservoir water will be available in the late summer months after spring runoff has passed. There is a need to provide supplemental flows to the Virgin River for endangered fish habitat.

X

Utah

East Fork Virgin River Watershed/Cove Reservoir Project

This project proposes to design and build the Cove Reservoir. Project benefits include agricultural water management, water quality management, and public recreation.

X

Utah

Enoch City Watershed

The purpose of the project is to provide flood damage reduction to residences near Enoch City.

X

Utah

Flat Canyon Flood Prevention Project

his project proposes to construct a basin to store sediment. The basin will collect debris and sediment to prevent flooding in the Flat Canyon Watershed in southwest Richfield.

X

Utah

Warner Draw Watershed/Goulds Wash Debris Basin Project

This flood prevention and watershed protection project proposes to build a detention basin for flood prevention and watershed protection in Washington County.

X

Utah

North Ogden City Community Pond and Detention Basin/Weber-Box Elder Conservation District Irrigation Reservoir Project

This project proposes to construct a detention basin, storm drain piping, an irrigation reservoir,and pump station. Project benefits include improving the management of irrigation water; improving storm water management. An open waterfront will provided needed recreational benefits for city residents.

X

Utah

Parowan Valley Watershed and Flood Prevention Project

This three-year project seeks to develop a watershed and flood prevention plan that includes designs, construction of five flood retention basins, and the raising of Red Creek Dam by seven feet to prevent extreme flood damage.

X

Utah

Pleasant Grove Mill Ditch Project

This project will conserve irrigation water lost to seepage and evaporation by piping an open ditch.

X

Utah

Santaquin City Debris Basin Flood Control Project

This project proposes to construct three debris basin, critical infrastructure in the Santaquin Canyon Watershed. This project will protect homes, agricultural land, and the Highline Canal, a critical water thoroughfare in the region.

X

Utah

Santa Clara Watershed

"This project will prevent damage from erosion, floodwater and sediment. Flooding and sediment continue to damage property and erosion of the Santa Clara river continues to threaten agricultural lands and degrade wildlife habitat."

X

Utah

Virgin River Watershed Project

This project will help improve water quality, water quantity, and drought resiliency in the Virgin River Watershed. Modernizing the water delivery system will provide agricultural producers with better water and soil quality. A 16-mile portion of the Virgin River critical for several federally listed species will be protected.

X

Utah

Warner Draw Disposal System Watershed Project

The project is to provide a single and separate conveyance system for NRCS debris basin outflows to the Fort Pearce Wash. Such action will provide increased protection to agricultural and rural lands against increased flooding and potential debris flows.

X

West Virginia

Cherry River Watershed Project

Project sponsors are seeking an authorized watershed plan and environmental assessments for projects that would result in watershed protection, improved water quality, and increased watershed resiliency. In the Cherry River Watershed.

X

West Virginia

Elk River Headwaters Watershed Project

Project sponsors are seeking an authorized watershed plan that would result in flood prevention and watershed protection in Clendenin, Kanawha County.

X

West Virginia

Elkhorn Creek Watershed Project

Project sponsors are seeking an authorized watershed plan and environmental assessment that would result in flood prevention and watershed protection.

X

West Virginia

Harmon Creek Watershed Risers

This project will remediate orifices that are undersized; trash racks that are not adequately protect the inlet; and the configuration of the external drop boxes causes debris to become lodged. The drop box intakes are narrow and inaccessible making physical removal of the blockage extremely difficult and onerous.

X

West Virginia

Sewell Creek, Boggs Creek

Project sponsors are seeking an authorized watershed plan that will result in flood prevention and watershed protection in Greenbrier County

X

West Virginia

Upper Deckers Creek Watershed Project

This project proposes to treat acid mine drainage along nearly 24 miles of Deckers Creek in Monongalia County to improve water quality. Improved water quality will support aquatic life and restore aquatic habitat in that stretch of the creek. Deckers Creek flows through populated areas of Morgantown.

X

West Virginia

Upper Guyandotte Watershed Project

"Project sponsors is seeking an authorized watershed plan that will result in flood protection for the Upper Guyandotte- watershed. This project will address chronic flooding and restoration of environmental integrity to the Upper Guyandotte tributaries."

X

Wisconsin

Coon Creek Watershed

This project will develop a Watershed Project Plan-Environmental Impact Statement (Plan-EIS) for the Coon Creek Watershed.

X

Wisconsin

West Fork Kickapoo

This project will develop a Watershed Project Plan-Environmental Impact Statement (Plan-EIS) for the West Fork Kickapoo Watershed.

X

Wyoming

Bear River and Yellow Creek Watershed

This project will prevent leaking and seeping, flooding basements and farmlands. Floodwater and irrigation water combine in the canals and then back up and overtop into homes, businesses, roads, and agriculture lands. Water losses from aging and deteriorating canals cause water losses of over 1,500 acre-feet per year, producing water shortages for irrigation users.

X

Wyoming

Upper Silver Creek Watershed Rehabilitation

This project will provide flood protection for the downstream community including several structures, public roads, and agricultural properties within the flood hazard area.

X

Wyoming

West Fork Reservoir

This project will provide supplemental storage in the Little Snake River watershed to reduce late season irrigation water shortages. Shortages for lands serviceable by West Fork Reservoir average 3,600 acre-feet per year and range from zero to 19,500 acre-feet per year.

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