This drone photograph shows the completed temporary emergency drought barrier for the West False River
Notice of October 28 Council Meeting

The Delta Stewardship Council will meet virtually on October 28 at 9:00 AM. The meeting will include an update from Department of Water Resources staff on the drought salinity barrier constructed across the False River, a presentation from Reclamation District 1607 and DWR staff on the causes and coordinated emergency response to the Van Sickle Island flood event, and a presentation from DWR staff on the Central Valley Flood Protection Plan Update.
The Council’s monthly meetings are the definitive place for the public to learn about and comment on the implementation of the Delta Plan. This month's meeting proceedings will be conducted entirely remotely. Members of the public may observe the meeting via Cal-Span.org and Zoom.
Dutch Slough in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
The Delta Plan creates a common vision for taking on current and predicted challenges and includes regulations, non-regulatory recommendations, and performance measures to further water supply reliability, ecosystem resiliency, and the unique values of the Delta as a place.  
Agency logos at the tule red restoration site in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
Management of the Delta involves numerous stakeholders and competing interests. Progress requires bringing the right people together to implement timely, science-based solutions. The Council was created to align Delta decision-making with science. In the face of climate change, this connection is more important than ever.
Delta Stewardship Council
715 P Street, 15-300
Sacramento, CA 95814
Business Hours:
8:00 AM-
5:00 PM

(916) 445-5511