Smart Cities, Transportation, Water & Tech Geek; Futurist; Writer; CEO; No-Party Recovering Politician; Robin’s husband; Ruby, Red and Rose’s papa 🐶
San Diego, CA
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A nationwide AT&T outage is preventing customers from completing calls to users of other carriers, the company said cnn.it/3V1U5vW
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Eric Church performed one of the most unexpected sets in #Stagecoach history Friday night. desertsun.com/story/life/ent…
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Democratic Senate leader Toni Atkins expected to announce 2026 California governor campaign sacbee.com/news/politics-gov…
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Today, we joined @usbr to sign agreements to protect the CO River Basin & conserve up to 1.6M acre-feet of water in Lake Mead. This effort opens the door to improved future water management. We project our piece in this will save ~$15M for SD County to combat water rate pressure.
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California water agencies have announced new conservation agreements to ease strains on the Colorado River. “Agricultural, urban and tribal users are banding together through these agreements to protect the Colorado River.” @GotitaJB @Carolyn_Cole @bvdbrug latimes.com/environment/stor…
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Proud to join partnering California water agencies and @usbr in our collective mission to conserve 1.6M acre-feet of #ColoradoRiver water by the end of 2026. Together, we're making a significant impact on conservation efforts in the Lower Basin. #CRWUA2023
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Reclamation Commissioner Camille Touton testified today that funding provided by Congress through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act has enabled the bureau to make significant progress at improving drought resiliency & water security in the West. 1/5🧵
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Director Gloria Cordero, who represents Metropolitan on the Colorado River Board of California, hosted the Board’s important meeting in Long Beach this week to discuss the #CoRiver.
ALT Meeting in Long Beach
The next meeting of the Colorado River Board of California will take place right here in Long Beach tomorrow at 10 a.m.!
The Board protects California’s rights and access to Colorado River resources.
Our very own president of the Board of Utilities Commissioners Gloria Cordero was recently appointed to the Colorado River Board of California in March. Learn more at crb.ca.gov.
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BELIEVE.
Good luck today, @Aztec_MBB. One to go. #NationalChampionship
Nearly 500,000 @SDSU alumni around the globe are behind you! #GoAztecs
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Dance, sing, or get out of the way because the AZTECS ARE GOING TO THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
#TheTimeIsNow | #MFinalFour
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The @sdcwa is pleased to welcome water leaders from Southern California today for the monthly meeting of the Colorado River Board of California.
(Photo L-to-R: @bartfisher president, Palo Verde Irrigation District, @RepScottPeters and CRB Vice Chair @JimMadaffer)
#CRBMeeting – at Kearny Mesa, San Diego
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The San Diego County Water Authority is hosting the Colorado River Board of California for a tour as part of a new program by CRB Chair JB Hamby and CRB Vice Chair Jim Madaffer. bit.ly/3LmA67Q #CRBTour
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Working to find collaborative solutions: “The Colorado River Board is so important to ensuring California’s voice is heard on the river, especially during these difficult times as we work to find collaborative solutions to the river’s challenges.”
– Jim Madaffer #CRBTour
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Thanks Mark. It’s a really tough map.
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Come join us for Daffodil Days!!!🌼#farm #daffodils #SanDiego #SantaYsabel #Julian #Flowers – at San Diego, CA
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The latest significant wave height analysis maintains a 45 ft max sw of the low center where hurricane force winds are located. The small red numbers on the bottom right of the surface plots are seas from ship and buoys - i.e., buoy 46006 (41N138W) was 18 ft at 18z. #MarineWx
