| MISSION STATEMENT
"To plan, develop, and manage the conjunctive use of the District's surface and groundwater resources to provide a safe and reliable water supply at a reasonable cost, and to sustain the socioeconomic and environmental well-being of Yolo County."
YCFCWCD Board of Directors Meeting Agendas
The District's Board of Directors meet on the first Tuesday of every month. The most recent agenda may be viewed by clicking the link here.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Hiring Assistant General Manager
Fall Groundwater Levels
The District measured the depth to water for 135 wells throughout the District's groundwater monitoring network as part of our efforts to survey the health of the aquifer that many farms and communities rely upon. A graph has been compiled to illustrate the average depth to groundwater that can be accessed here.
Indian Valley Campground Closed
Irrigation Season Ends October 7, 2023
Capital Improvement Assessment Passes
Updated 3/8/2023
The ballots for the District's Capital Improvement Assessment were tallied at the District's Board meeting on March 7th, and the assessment was approved by the voters. 730 ballots were mailed out, and the 349 returned valid ballots were counted in the tabulation process. Of the 349 ballots, 200 'yes' votes were received with a 66.93% assessment value (based on weighted assessment). District management can use this dedicated income source only for improving water delivery infrastructure from the Capay Dam and downstream.
The Final Capital Improvement Services Assessment Report can be accessed here.
Water Conditions: Current Lake Levels
For the most up-to-date information regarding water level information for Clear Lake and Indian Valley Reservoir, please access the links below to the USGS website. The information is updated hourly.
Historical Levels for Clear Lake
The link below to the USGS website displays a graph of the high and low lake elevations on Clear Lake for the past thirty years. Once on the USGS website, you can change the date to graph data going back to 1913.
Cache Creek Flows
The USGS monitors the level of water in Cache Creek at the bridge at several locations below Indian Valley and Cache Creek dams. Click the links below for the most current creek level observations, which will take you to the USGS website.
Public Records Request
Members of the public have a right to request to inspect and/or copy documents concerning the conduct of the District's business. According to the California Public Records Act, records shall be made promptly available for inspection. To request documents not normally made available to the public, please fill out the request form below and submit it to the District office.
Public Records Request Form
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