Sites Reservoir Project

Ever wonder how water will get to Sites Reservoir? During high-flow periods on the Sacramento River, water will travel through existing canals and pipelines to be stored for dry years. Learn more at SitesProject.org

California’s working lands grow food while also supporting important wildlife habitats. Water from Sites Reservoir will help support local farmland that serves as a resting place for the Pacific Flyway. Learn more at SitesProject.org

Hear from California Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot on why collaboration among water agencies is helping advance the Sites Reservoir Project and why investing in water storage is critical to California's water future. @WadeCrowfoot @CalNatResources #BuildSitesNow

Sites Reservoir will be located in a naturally bowl-shaped landscape in the Sacramento Valley, making it well-suited for a reservoir. By using existing local infrastructure, the project also minimizes impacts on the surrounding environment. #BuildSitesNow

#DidYouKnow: Rainy days can help California prepare for the dry ones? Sites Reservoir is designed to capture water when it is available and store it for when it is needed most. 🌧️☀️Learn more at SitesProject.org.

#DidYouKnow California grows a significant share of the nation's fruits, vegetables, and nuts? 🌾 Sites Reservoir is being developed to strengthen water reliability for the farms that help keep food on tables across the country. Learn more at SitesProject.org

How do we prepare California for an uncertain water future? Sites Reservoir is designed to expand storage and give the state greater flexibility in managing its water resources. Discover more at SitesProject.org

A reliable water supply is about more than homes and farms. It sustains the local economies, jobs, and communities that make the Sacramento Valley a special place to live. Learn more at SitesProject.org #BuildSitesNow

Sites Reservoir is more than a local project. With 30 participating agencies across California, it reflects a shared, statewide effort to strengthen water reliability for communities, farms, and the environment. Learn more at SitesProject.org #BuildSitesNow

Sites Reservoir is being developed to help strengthen California's water system by providing additional storage that can benefit communities, agriculture, and the environment during dry years. Learn more at SitesProject.org