POLISCOPE
Topic504 documents tagged
High Volume

Water Management

What This Page Covers

This page collects the 504 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Water Management”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Drought, Infrastructure, and Colorado River.

Active Bills

State BillCALIFORNIASep 4, 2026Assembly Bill 2728 Authorizes Local Governments to Exempt Small Groundwater Extractors from Management FeesAssembly Bill 2728 allows local governments and groundwater sustainability agencies to exempt small-scale ("de minimis") groundwater extractors from paying groundwater monitoring and management fees, State BillCALIFORNIAAug 21, 2026SB 832 expands Upper Los Angeles River and Tributaries Working Group membership and mandates annual revitalization reportingState BillCALIFORNIAAug 13, 2026California AB 1772 mandates $20 fee for nonmotorized vessels and expands invasive mussel inspection requirementsState BillCALIFORNIAAug 13, 2026California AB 2026 streamlines groundwater recharge permits and expands floodflow diversion exemptions

Recent Activity

  1. Thu, Sep 31 item
    1. Colorado drought persists despite recent rainfallRecent storms have provided minor relief, but 88.7% of Colorado remains in drought conditions, with 44.2% of the state experiencing extreme or exceptional drought. While some eastern and western areasHillsborough County
  2. Mon, Aug 311 item
    1. Federal government reduces Colorado River water allocation to ArizonaNew federal rules mandate a reduction in the amount of water Arizona receives from the Colorado River. While city officials state that current supplies are sufficient to prevent service outages, the cUnited States
  3. Thu, Aug 271 item
    1. U.S. Department of Interior mandates Colorado River water cuts; San Diego region reports supply resilienceThe U.S. Department of Interior has ordered California, Arizona, and Nevada to reduce annual Colorado River water usage by 1.25 million acre-feet between 2027 and 2028. California is required to cut 4San Diego County
  4. Sat, Aug 222 items
    1. Lake Velence water levels reach historic lows amid regional droughtWater levels in Hungary's Lake Velence have receded to historic minimums, forcing changes to local infrastructure and navigation. The situation highlights the long-term consequences of historical wateMiami-Dade County2 reports
    2. Federal officials mandate water usage cuts for three Western states due to Colorado River droughtMiami-Dade County
  5. Fri, Aug 213 items
    1. Lake Velence water levels reach record lows due to droughtWater levels at Lake Velence in Hungary have receded to record lows, creating difficult conditions for local boaters and fishermen. The decline is attributed to long-term water management practices anMiami-Dade County
    2. Panama Canal Authority limits daily vessel transits to 34Miami-Dade County
    3. Panama Canal Authority limits daily vessel transits to 34 due to low rainfallMiami-Dade County

Finance Signals

No finance signals found for this topic in the available records yet.

Trace money trail →

Open the Money page to search by entity, donor, or PAC.

Reported financial relationships and timing signals. This does not prove motive or influence.

Key Actors

  1. 01APorganization5 mentions
  2. 02Lake Meadlocation5 mentions
  3. 03John Kustersperson4 mentions
  4. 04Vince Kaandorpperson4 mentions
  5. 05Waddinxveenlocation4 mentions
  6. 06Peter van Duijvendijkperson4 mentions
  7. 07Netherlandslocation4 mentions
  8. 08Schieland en de Krimpenerwaardorganization4 mentions
  9. 09Jeroen Woudaperson4 mentions
  10. 10Dirk Boomperson4 mentions

Connections Preview

Lightweight relationship summary. Open the full graph for the interactive view, including 1-hop neighbours and money edges.

  • Topic to billsAssembly Bill 2728 Authorizes Local Governments to Exempt Small Groundwater Extractors from Management Fees, SB 832 expands Upper Los Angeles River and Tributaries Working Group membership and mandates annual revitalization reporting, California AB 1772 mandates $20 fee for nonmotorized vessels and expands invasive mussel inspection requirements (+1 more)
  • Topic to peopleJohn Kusters, Vince Kaandorp, Peter van Duijvendijk (+2 more)
  • Topic to orgsAP, Schieland en de Krimpenerwaard
Open the relationship graph →

Source Trail

Documents whose extracted record lists this topic. Each item opens the Bill Dossier, which includes the official source URL when available.

  1. Sep 4, 2026State BillAssembly Bill 2728 Authorizes Local Governments to Exempt Small Groundwater Extractors from Management Fees
  2. Sep 3, 2026NewsColorado drought persists despite recent rainfall
  3. Aug 31, 2026NewsFederal government reduces Colorado River water allocation to Arizona
  4. Aug 27, 2026NewsU.S. Department of Interior mandates Colorado River water cuts; San Diego region reports supply resilience
  5. Aug 22, 2026NewsLake Velence water levels reach historic lows amid regional drought
  6. Aug 22, 2026NewsLake Velence water levels reach historic lows amid regional drought
  7. Aug 22, 2026NewsFederal officials mandate water usage cuts for three Western states due to Colorado River drought
  8. Aug 21, 2026NewsLake Velence water levels reach record lows due to drought
  9. Aug 21, 2026NewsPanama Canal Authority limits daily vessel transits to 34
  10. Aug 21, 2026NewsPanama Canal Authority limits daily vessel transits to 34 due to low rainfall

Showing 10 of 504 source records.