What Are the Three DWR Studies Telling Us?

The SWP Adaptation Strategy highlights climate vulnerability and infrastructure risk. 

•The San Joaquin Valley Conveyance Study reveals system constraints and subsidence impacts. 

• The San Joaquin Valley Watershed Studies elevate basin-scale integration and multi-benefit coordination. 

Taken together, these studies underscore interdependence and tradeoffs across surface water, groundwater, flood operations, and infrastructure investment. 

How Do State and Local Efforts Work Together?

This Summit is designed to explore where state insight and regional implementation can dock — through pilot projects, operational alignment, regulatory adjustments, and collaborative governance structures. 

What Does the Unified Water Plan Add?

The Unified Water Plan provides a framework for aligning state vision with regional partnerships, financing mechanisms, and coordinated implementation pathways.

Who Should Attend?

This Summit is designed for leadership-level participants, including: 

• State agency representatives 

• Water district and irrigation executives 

• GSAs 

• County and regional officials 

• Flood management leaders 

• Agricultural organizations 

• Environmental stakeholders 

• Community resilience advocates 

• Policymakers