- Overview
- View our committees
- 2018 Water Transfer Working Group Meeting Archive
- 2019 Water Conservancy Board Training Materials
- 2019 Water Transfer Working Group Meeting Archive
- Adv. Group on Water Trust, Banking, and Transfers
- Agricultural Burning & Research Task Force
- Agriculture and Water Quality Advisory Committee
- Better Brakes
- Brownfields Conference
- Burnt Bridge Creek Partnership
- Cannabis Science Task Force
- Chehalis Basin Board
- Coastal Protection Fund (CPF) Steering Committee
- Columbia River Policy Advisory Group
- Cruise Ship Agreements
- Drought Contingency Plan
- Duwamish Green Pollutant Loading Assessment
- East Fork Lewis River Partnership
- FERC
- Improving Washington’s Recycling Systems
- Lacamas Creek Partnership for Clean Water
- Lake Whatcom Clean Water Workgroup
- Legacy Pesticide Working Group
- Lower Yakima Watershed TRP
- Moderate Risk Waste Program Coordinators Meetings
- Moses Lake Watershed Council
- Municipal Stormwater General Permit History
- Net Ecological Benefits Workgroup
- Net Ecological Benefit Workshop - Lacey
- Net Pen Aquaculture
- Newman Lake Water Treatment
- No Discharge Zone
- Northwest Straits Initiative
- Nutrients General Permit Advisory Committee
- Osoyoos Lake Fish Advisory Group
- Padilla Bay Research
- PFAS Chemical Action Plan
- PFAS in Firefighting Foam
- PFAS in Food Packaging Alternatives Assessment
- Phthalates Action Plan
- Plastics Packaging Study Stakeholder Group
- Puget Sound Clean Cars
- Puget Sound Nutrient Source Reduction Project
- Puyallup River Watershed Improvement Project
- Rail Transportation Safety Assessment
- Recycling Contamination Reduction Resources
- Recycling Development Center Advisory Board
- Refrigerants Management Program
- Resource Damage Assessment (RDA) Committee
- Safer Products for Washington
- Salmon Spawning Rule Science Advisory Group
- Skagit Tributaries Temperature Strategy
- Skagit Video Workgroup
- Solid Waste Advisory Committee
- Solvay, Longview Wastewater Permit Application
- Spokane River Clean Water Permitting Process
- Spokane River Technical Assistance Projects
- Stormwater Action Monitoring
- Stormwater Work Group
- Structural Stormwater Controls Stakeholder Process
- VW Federal Enforcement Action
- Walla Walla Water 2050
- Washington Coastal Marine Advisory Council
- Washington State Recycling Steering Committee
- Watershed Restoration and Enhancement - WRIA 7
- Watershed Restoration and Enhancement - WRIA 8
- Watershed Restoration and Enhancement - WRIA 9
- Watershed Restoration and Enhancement - WRIA 10
- Watershed Restoration and Enhancement - WRIA 12
- Watershed Restoration and Enhancement - WRIA 13
- Watershed Restoration and Enhancement - WRIA 14
- Watershed Restoration and Enhancement - WRIA 15
- Water Power Stakeholder Group
- Water Quality Financial Assistance Council
- Water Quality Partnership
- Water Resources Advisory Committee
- Water Resources Advisory Committee Archive
- Water Right Transfers Project
- Water Supply Availability Committee
- Water Transfer Working Group
- Well Construction Technical Advisory Group
- Wetland Monitoring and Assessment interagency
- Yakima Basin Plan Workgroup
Today is
[Portal ID #1962]
Department of Ecology
Committees, Boards, and Workgroups
Water Supply Availability Committee
Ecology home | Water supply | Statewide conditions | Water Supply Availability Committee (WSAC)
Last revised: August 13, 2021
The Water Supply Availability Committee (WSAC) is a group of experts from state and federal agencies who evaluate statewide water supply conditions. We regularly convene this group. We link to the latest isue of the State Climatologist's Newsletter on our Statewide conditions page.
If you would like to receive notices about WSAC meetings after they are posted to this page, subscribe to the Washington Water Supply Email list
WSAC's membership includes representatives from:
- Department of Ecology
- Office of Washington State Climatologist
- U.S. Geological Survey
- National Weather Service
- Natural Resources Conservation Service
- U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
- U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
- Bonneville Power Administration
If conditions warrant, this committee can convene the Executive Water Emergency Committee (EWEC), which is made of state agency leaders with a stake in water supplies. These leaders assess findings from WSAC and can recommend the governor consider an drought advisory or an emergency drought declaration.
2021 Meetings
October 15
- Presentations combined in one file (Ecology, NRCS, OWSC, NWS, USGS, BOR)
August 13
- Presentations combined in one file (Ecology, NRCS, OWSC, NWS, USGS)
July 23
Meeting materials:
- Presentations combined in one file (Ecology, NRCS, OWSC, NWS, USGS)
June 25
Meeting materials:
2021 meeting information for January - May can be requested. If you need something immediately contact Chris Anderson, see below.
2020 Meetings
December 11
August 7
April 13
- Agenda
- Drought preparedness andf response - our new page with links to the new drought response law, Blog and our state drought contingency plan
- Meeting materials:
February 28
January 24
We maintain an archive of past meetings back to February 2014. If you are interested in past meeting information contact Chris Anderson, see below.
Contacts
Jeff Marti
Drought Coordinator, Water Resources Program
jeff.marti@ecy.wa.gov
360 407-6627
Chris Anderson
Web Coordinator, Water Resources Program
chris.anderson@ecy.wa.gov
360 890-5471 (cell)
Please Wait...