The Water Resources Advisory Committee (WRAC) is a forum for issues related to water resources management in Washington state.
This membership represents state agencies, local governments, water utilities, tribes, environmental groups, consultants, law firms, and other water stakeholders. Typical discussion topics include rules, policies, legislation, budget development, and litigation. The group was established in 1996.
Meetings
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WRAC meetings are now held from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on the second Monday of every month, online using Webex. Anyone who is interested in water resources management in Washington is welcome to attend.
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Draft policy revision for review and comment - We value your feedback on the proposed changes.Please send any written comments to Carrie Sessions, by May 11, 2021 at 11:59pm.
Carrie Sessions Policy and Legislative Analyst, Water Resources Program WA State Department of Ecology (360) 742-6582 (work cell) carrie.sessions@ecy.wa.gov
WRAC meeting archive for 2017 through 2020Note: Content on the archive page is not being maintained and may contain broken links or out of date information. If you see something you need please check with us to see if we have any updated material before using it.
Resource materials
Program highlights
100 Years of water law - a multi-media review of the many ways Washington’s water law shapes our lives.