WELCOME to the Northeastern San Joaquin County Groundwater Banking Authority (GBA) website. Formed in 2001, the GBA works to collectively develop locally supported groundwater projects to strengthen water supply reliability in Eastern San Joaquin County.

 

CURRENT nEWS 

FINAL DRAFT   Freeport Element Phase 1 Feasibility Study.

 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS - Eastern San Joaquin Integrated Regional Water Management Plan Update.

PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENT - The GBA intends to certify the Eastern San Joaquin Integrated Conjunctive Use Program Final Environmental Impact Report.  For more details, click here.

The Eastern San Joaquin Basin Integrated Conjunctive Use Program Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Report is available.  To view, click here.

The Volume I 2008 Newsletter.

  

 

 

IRWMP

The Integrated Regional Water Management Plan defines and integrates key water resource strategies to guide the efforts of the GBA towards implementation of the Eastern San Joaquin Integrated Conjunctive Use Program.  The ICU Program is a comprehensive menu of projects and actions that fulfills the Mission of the Authority. MORE 

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GBA Accomplishments

The GBA Board of Directors are proud of the substantial progress that has been made improving water resource reliability. MORE

Groundwater Data Center

The San Joaquin County Groundwater Data Center is a Countywide centralized interactive groundwater information vehicle that provides access to groundwater data collected and shared by agencies throughout San Joaquin County. Groundwater data, historic semi-annual groundwater reports and interactive GIS-based mapping tools are available.  MORE

 

Eastern San Joaquin Groundwater Basin Groundwater Management Plan

GBA members adopted the Plan on 9/22/04. This plan is a tool for the development of sustainable water supplies for eastern part of the County. MORE

Groundwater Reports

Since the fall of 1971, the San Joaquin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District has monitored grounwater levels and groundwater quality and has published the data in semi-annual groundwater reports.  This report untilizes over 500 wells. To see the most current and historic semi-annual groundwater reports, click MORE


















 

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