FWA

The Sacramento-Central Valley Fish Screen Program completed their first fish screen project located on the Mokelumne River in San Joaquin County this fall for the Locke Ranch. The Locke Ranch diversion is located near the historic town of Lockeford in California. The Locke Ranch owns and operates a vertical pump on the west bank of the Mokelumne River for agricultural purposes. The maximum pumping rate is 3,600 gallons-per-minute or 8.02 cubic-feet-per-second and was originally installed in 1924. The pump station draws water directly from …... The Colusa Indian Community Council (CICC) Compton diversion fish screen project was completed in October 2015. The Compton diversion is located on the Sacramento River approximately nine (9) miles north of Colusa and was funded by a 50-50 split between the CVPIA Anadromous Fish Screen Program (AFSP) administered by the Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) and CICC. This two pump diversion is capable of pumping 22.23 cubic feet per second. New self-..

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