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The board voted 7-0 to approve the updated Drought Emergency Plan and recommend two water-system agreements to City Council. The plan retains four drought stages with outdoor water-reduction goals ranging from 15% to 70%; projected April 2026 storage is about 29,958 acre-feet, above the 21,300 acre-feet needed for a 12-month supply.
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The board approved an updated plan for responding to drought, including progressively stricter outdoor water reductions as conditions worsen. It also recommended agreements that would coordinate water-system upgrades and divide costs among participating municipal entities; City Council action is still required. Staff reported that projected water storage remains above the target needed to supply Greeley for a year.
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