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The Red River Valley Water Supply Project will serve the water supply needs of central North Dakota and the Red River Valley.
North Dakota, USA
Joined February 2017
The January issue of ND Water includes an article by Ken Royse about North and South Dakota and water projects that will utilize the Missouri River, including the RRVWSP. https://t.co/4xEc8inInW
ndwater.mydigitalpublication.com
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The City of Lisbon has joined the Lake Agassiz Water Authority Board of Directors. Learn more in the latest edition of the RRVWSP newsletter: https://t.co/BZn6Vr0DXQ
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Happy New Year from Garrison Diversion Conservancy District and Lake Agassiz Water Authority!
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Garrison Diversion Conservancy District and Lake Agassiz Water Authority, the co-sponsors of the RRVWSP, wish you a Merry Christmas!
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As we near the end of 2025, check out what construction crews accomplished this year and look ahead to what's on tap for the Red River Valley Water Supply Project in 2026. Read all about it in the RRVWSP newsletter: https://t.co/fbjrqGjlG6
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Happy Thanksgiving from Garrison Diversion Conservancy District and Lake Agassiz Water Authority, the co-sponsors of the Red River Valley Water Supply Project.
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The co-sponsors of the RRVWSP take post-pipeline construction land restoration seriously. The RRVWSP website has an interactive before and after comparison that shows land under construction and after restoration. Check it out on the RRVWSP website! https://t.co/aI55sSeViB
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Sign up for the RRVWSP newsletter to stay on top of the project’s latest developments. Subscribe here: https://t.co/Yb8A0urudy
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The 3 keys to the RRVWSP’s success are prudent spending, strategic construction, and a solid financial plan.
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Happy Halloween from Garrison Diversion and Lake Agassiz Water Authority, the co-sponsors of the RRVWSP!
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LAWA is a co-sponsor of the RRVWSP with Garrison Diversion Conservancy District. Learn how LAWA is working to provide a reliable drinking water supply for the cities, businesses and residents of central North Dakota and the Red River Valley:
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Construction crews are still going strong this fall and the transmission pipeline for the RRVWSP is now 20% complete. Learn more in this Forum article:
inforum.com
The pipeline could help a 1930s-style drought, which could hit the Red River Valley by 2050, experts say.
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Garrison Diversion Conservancy District is a state co-sponsor of the Red River Valley Water Supply Project with the Lake Agassiz Water Authority. Learn more about Garrison Diversion’s role in the RRVWSP: https://t.co/RHQ8BguhMY
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Construction continues to progress on the RRVWSP transmission pipeline. To date, crews have installed XX miles. Check out the work being done on Contract 6a, which includes the installation 7.1 miles of pipe from the James River to Eastman Township in Foster County.
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Garrison Diversion and LAWA, co-sponsors of the RRVWSP, thank the ND State Water Commission for approving $18.3 million for the 2025-2027 biennium. The funding will allow the drought mitigation project progress over the next two years. https://t.co/AWo45srezU
kxnet.com
The North Dakota State Water Commission (SWC) has approved about $75 million in funding for water development projects, most of which will be going to Garrison.
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The RRVWSP will use buried pipeline to carry water from McClusky Canal in central North Dakota, along Highway 200 to the Sheyenne River north of Lake Ashtabula. The project which will provide a supplemental and emergency water supply to users in central and eastern North Dakota.
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Over the past decade, Garrison Diversion has seen a lot of success according to General Manager Duane DeKrey - especially with the beginning of construction on the RRVWSP. https://t.co/pZPkhrvZL4
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If you’re attending the North Dakota League of Cities Annual Conference at the Bismarck Event Center, stop by the Lake Agassiz Water Authority booth to learn about the Red River Valley Water Supply Project!
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If conditions cooperate this fall, the Red River Valley Water Supply Project could enjoy an almost unheard of seven-month construction season in North Dakota. As of mid-September, 25 miles of the 125-mile buried pipeline are in the ground. https://t.co/wHhZGZ165R
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Sign up for the RRVWSP newsletter and get the latest project news delivered to your inbox! https://t.co/BwSGyGQ0q7
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