Mountain Counties general managers provide northern California perspectives on statewide water issues
At the Urban Water Institute conference in Palm Springs last week, Rem Scherzinger, General Manager, Nevada Irrigation District and Tom Haglund, General Manager, Tuolumne Utilities District participated on a couple of panels to give a mountain counties perspective on these statewide water issues.
Unintended Consequences Of The Most Epic Drought In Recorded History?
Tom Haglund, General Manager, Tuolumne Utilities District joined others to discuss “What have been the impacts to potable water systems, water rates, recycling water, and water sewer systems”
Tom Haglund, General Manager, Tuolumne Utilities District
L to R: Wendy Broley, Asst. Director, California Urban Water District, Tom Haglund, General Manager, Tuolumne Utilities District, Shivaji Deshmukh, Co-General Manager, West Basin Municipal Water District, Dr. George Tchobanoglous, Professor Emeritus in the UC Davis Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Gary Arant, General Manager, Valley Central Municipal Water District. Panel moderated by Rick Nagel, Vice President, CH2M
How Is Conservation Going To Be A Way Of Life
Rem Scherzinger, General Manager, Nevada Irrigation District, joined others to discuss “Who is really in charge, State or Local agencies or is there someone else lurking”
Rem Scherzinger, General Manager, Nevada Irrigation District
L to R: Rem Scherzinger, General Manager, Nevada Irrigation District, Senator Bob Herzberg, Chairman of the Natural Resources & Water Committee, Tracy Quinn, California Director of Water Efficiency, Natural Resources Defense Council, Steve LaMar, Director, Irvine Ranch Water District & Vice President of ACWA. Panel moderated by Rich Nagel, Vice President, CH2M
Also, in attendance, Mountain Counties members: Ken Payne, General Manager, El Dorado County Water Agency and Jim Crowley, Zanjero
Rem Scherzinger, General Manager, Nevada Irrigation District, Ken Payne, General Manager, El Dorado County Water Agency, Ane Deister, Executive Director, Urban Water Institute
