“Thank you to all of our 2008 Sponsors and Speakers for making the fifth annual Riverside County Water Symposium a tremendous success”
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Water is our region’s most precious natural resource. As Riverside County continues to grow, delivering clean and reliable water becomes an ever increasing challenge. Our water supply is decreasing and our water consumption continues to increase, while we remain in a period of drought. Identifying challenges and developing solutions to our region’s water crisis takes the insight and abilities of water agencies, political leaders and community stakeholders.
Produced and coordinated by TMG Communications, Inc., the annual Riverside County Water Symposium has become the region’s premier water forum bringing together key political, business, community and water-agency leaders to explore solutions to the growing demands of our water supplies and infrastructure.
2008 Event Presentation Downloads
2008 Event Photo Album
*All presentations require Microsoft PowerPoint to view
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| 2008 Featured topics included: |
2008 Featured Speakers included: |
- The State of the California Bay Delta
- Economic Forecast – Water and the Impact on Economic Development
- The Colorado River – New Usage Agreements
- Water Supply Assessment Agreements – Groundwater Resources
- Integrated Planning – A Unified Approach
- Water Conservation, Reclamation and Technology
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- Marion Ashley, Riverside County Supervisor, Fifth District
- Roy Wilson, Riverside County Supervisor, Fourth District
- John Rossi, Chairman, Riverside County Water Task Force & General Manager, Western Municipal Water District
- Joe Grindstaff, Deputy Secretary for Water Policy, Director of the CALFED Bay - Delta Program
- Jeff Kightlinger, General Manager, Metropolitan Water District
- Other speakers include ....
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"Forging a collaborative solution in our quest for water will place us among the great societies that faced adversity and conquered challenges in order to grow and prosper. Conversely, the consequences of inaction are unimaginable."
~ Marion Ashley, 5th District Supervisor
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