Glen Canyon Dam Group Meets to Talk Water One More Time
Published Date: 7/21/2026
Notice
Summary
The Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Work Group is holding a public meeting on August 12-13, 2026, to discuss how the dam’s operations affect the environment and water use downstream. This meeting impacts communities, wildlife, and water users by shaping decisions that protect the Grand Canyon area. Anyone interested can join in person or online, with no direct costs but important updates on water management and conservation plans.
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Public meeting — attend in person or online
You can attend the Glen Canyon Dam Adaptive Management Work Group meeting in person in Flagstaff, Arizona (Ballroom B at Little America) or online on August 12–13, 2026. The meeting is open to the public, there is no direct cost to attend, and registration links are provided for the virtual sessions.
Public comment becomes public record
If you speak at the meeting or submit written comments, your remarks will be included in the public record and provided to AMWG members. If you include your address, phone number, email, or other personal identifying information in a comment, that information may be made publicly available.
Request accommodations at least 7 business days
If you need a sign language interpreter, assistive listening devices, or other reasonable accommodations to attend, you must contact the point of contact at least seven (7) business days before the meeting so the Department has time to process your request. Accommodation requests are handled case-by-case.
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