Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Mission of Reclamation Is to Manage, Develop, and Protect Water and Related Resources in an Environmentally and Economically Sound Manner in the Interest of the American Public Reclamation Has a Major Responsibility, in Partnership With Water Users, State, and Other Interested Parties, to Help Improve Water Resources and the Efficiency of Water Use in the Western United States After More Than 100 Years, Reclamation S Primary Role Has Evolved From One of Water Resource Development to One of Water Resource Management Reclamation Plays a Major Role in Meeting the Increasing Demands for Water Based Outdoor Recreation Facilities and Opportunities Recreation Areas Developed as a Result of Reclamation Water Projects Are Among the Nation S Most Popular for Water Based Outdoor Recreation Reclamation Works With Federal and Non Federal Partners to Provide Quality Recreation Opportunities Throughout the 17 Western States These Partners Have Been, and Will Continue to Be, the Primary Providers of Recreation and Concession Managed Activities at Authorized Reclamation Projects These Cost Share Projects Reflect Reclamation S Support of the Managing Partner, Tri Cities Joint Job Authority Tcjjda , for the Administration of Federal Project Land and Water Areas and the Construction, Operation, Maintenance, and Replacement of Facilities That Will Best Promote the Development and Operation of Such Lands or Facilities in the Public Interest the Improvements Will Provide a Better Recreation Experience, Protect Resources, Preserve Infrastructure, Expand Universally Accessible Opportunities, and Help to Assure Public Health and Safety
Committed
$1.4 Million
Paid out
$1.0M
72%
Committed, not yet paid
$408.9K
28%
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