The #Delta Conveyance Project is critical to secure a safe #water supply for millions of Californians. @CaGovernor Newsom has done the hard work of delivering a proposal to protect our water supply from climate change, sea level rise and earthquakes. Read more:

Today we’re celebrating the release of the State Water Project’s Adaptation Strategy! The Strategy describes more than a dozen actions the SWP is pursuing to address the damaging effects of climate change. Join us as we take a deeper dive into five of the most impactful

📢 Today California Department of Water Resources released a strong, forward-looking State Water Project Adaptation Strategy—a vital step toward preparing California’s water systems for climate extremes. SCWC supports this science-based plan and urges swift action to turn strategy into resilience. 💧 #CAWater

🔁 Land subsidence is a silent threat to California’s water infrastructure. Preventing it is critical to protecting the California Aqueduct and ensuring reliable water deliveries across the state. A smart, proactive move in the Adaptation Strategy.

California’s climate challenges are intensifying—and so is the debate over the state’s cap-and-trade program beyond 2030. In the latest episode of What Matters Water TV & Podcast, host Charley Wilson shares the full audio from a timely webinar hosted by the Southern California

This morning BizFed stands with Tina McKinnor José Luis Solache Assemblymember Lisa Calderon and others raising our voices for the passage of Governor Newsom’s Delta Conveyance Bill. #businessmakescawork #bizfed #busibessmakeslawork Governor Gavin Newsom

“All of the science is clear. Without urgent investments to repair the State Water Project and advance the #Delta Conveyance Project, too many Californians – especially those in disadvantaged communities – could face higher costs and less reliable #water,” said California Natural Resources Agency

The #Delta Conveyance Project is an essential climate adaptation strategy and part of a broader suite of actions — desalination, recycling, conservation, levee improvements, etc. — that can and should be taken to maximize water use efficiency and help ensure that the State Water

“Governor Gavin Newsom Newsom's proposal marks a critical step in reducing barriers to innovation while creating efficiencies that will save time and billions of dollars as construction of the #Delta Conveyance Project moves forward.” Jennifer Pierre, General Manager, State Water

The Delta Conveyance Project is one of the most important climate adaptation projects for California. Today, Director Nemeth shares how the project is key to modernizing the State Water Project and delivering water to millions of Californians at water.ca.gov/News/Blog/2025…

Thank you Bay Area Council for supporting Governor Gavin Newsom Newsom's #Delta Conveyance Project to protect and secure water for millions of Californians.

"@CAGovernor Newsom's proposal will go a long way towards reducing the barriers to building crucial infrastructure projects like the #Delta Conveyance Project that our region’s homes and businesses rely upon. It’s time to vote YES on much-needed water infrastructure repairs and

California’s water future is at a crossroads, and thought leaders are weighing in on the path forward. Over the past week, Maven’s Notebook featured several powerful commentaries on climate resilience, infrastructure, and water supply reliability. •Cutting Through the

🚨 Today at the Capitol: SCWC joined a broad coalition to support the #DeltaConveyance Project & Gov. Newsom’s trailer bill. 💧 “We must follow through with real investments.” — @AsmMcKinnor 💧 “The SWP must be repaired to avoid disruption.” — Jennifer Pierre, SWC

The state's water delivery system needs modernization. Parts of it have been operating for 100 years. Can you imagine if you lived in 100-year-old house that hadn't had significant upgrades? There may be opportunities for funding if we join the conversation with the Governor

We are excited to share that State Water Contractors General Manager Jennifer Pierre made the 2025 Capitol Weekly Top 100. Capitol Weekly has published an annual list of the "100 most powerful movers and shakers in California politics and public policy" every year since 2009.

Congratulations to Jennifer Pierre on her first appearance on the Capitol Weekly Top 100 list. Well-deserved recognition of her work to protect California's water future.