California Department of Water Resources

Happy Birthday to the Central Valley Project! Throughout the years this complex, multi-purpose network of dams, reservoirs, canals, hydroelectric powerplants and other facilities has reduced flood risk, supplied water, produced electrical power, offered recreational opportunities, protected habitats, and enhanced water quality for communities across the Central Valley.

We’re seeking candidates interested in a career that helps create a better California. Join our team of professionals (insert) and help shape California’s future! We are accepting applications for multiple positions. To view our list of available positions, visit https://lnkd.in/ei7PHK4 Positions currently accepting applications: Accounting officer (Specialist) – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $5266 - $6591 Assistant Information Officer – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $5014 - $6276 Associate Accounting Analyst – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $6330 - $7929 Graduate Student Assistant – Sacramento County – Hourly Range: $21.48 - $33.51 Hydroelectric Plant Technician I – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $6759 - $8873 Seasonal Clerk – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $3167 - $3570 Utility Craftsworker Supervisor, Water Resources – Contra Costa County – Salary Range: $7663 - $9488 Water Resources Technician II – Los Angeles County – Salary Range: $5644 - $7063

You're invited to celebrate the public launch of the Collaboratory for Equity in Water Allocation (COEQWAL) web platform on September 3 from 1:00-6:00 PM at the California Natural Resources Agency headquarters in Sacramento. 📅 Join us as we introduce the platform as a tool for more inclusive California water planning and an equitable water future, reflect on the partnerships that made this project possible, and explore the next phase of collaborative science. The afternoon will feature presentations from and panel discussions with the following leaders from across California's water community, and conclude with an interactive reception where attendees can explore the platform and connect with colleagues. ⭐ The Delta Lead Scientist, Dr. Lisamarie Windham-Myers ⭐ The University of California Office of the President's Vice President for Research and Innovation, Theresa A Maldonado ⭐ The University of California, Berkeley's Project Co-Leads, Ted Grantham and Wietske M. ⭐ The Public Policy Institute of California's Director of the Water Policy Center, Letitia Grenier ⭐ The State Water Resources Control Board's Chair, E. Joaquin Esquivel ⭐ The California Department of Water Resources Lead Scientist, Dr. Louise Conrad ⭐ Restore the Delta's Executive Director, Barbara Barrigan-Parrilla ⭐ The California Native American GIS' Chief Executive Officer, Donna Miranda-Begay Registration details for both in-person and virtual attendance can be found here, along with more information about the COEQWAL initiative ➡️ https://conta.cc/4xyTsLQ.

Our habitats and ecosystems don’t only benefit the animals that live there but also the surrounding human communities! One of the many projects that cares for human and fish communities alike is the Merced River Irrigation Improvements and Fish Habitat Restoration Project. This project has modernized water delivery for agriculture and created a better environment for salmon.   DWR’s Riverine Stewardship Program provided $8 million and the Facilitating Improvements to Systemwide Habitat (FISH) Program provided $10.4 million in funding and worked with the Merced Irrigation District, Cramer Fish Sciences, and private landowners to get this project completed. It's a win for people, the Merced River, and fish for generations to come.

Our habitats and ecosystems don’t only benefit the animals that live there but also the surrounding human communities! One of the many projects that cares for human and fish communities alike is the Merced River Irrigation Improvements and Fish Habitat Restoration Project. This project has modernized water delivery for agriculture and created a better environment for salmon.   DWR’s Riverine Stewardship Program provided $8 million and the Facilitating Improvements to Systemwide Habitat (FISH) Program provided $10.4 million in funding and worked with the Merced Irrigation District, Cramer Fish Sciences, and private landowners to get this project completed. It's a win for people, the Merced River, and fish for generations to come.

Join our team of professional engineers and other engineering professionals at the Department of Water Resources! We are accepting applications for multiple entry-senior level engineering positions. To view our list of available positions, visit https://lnkd.in/ei7PHK4 Positions currently accepting applications: Engineer, Water Resources – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $6488 - $12152 Senior Engineer Water Resources – Butte & Sacramento County – Salary Range: $11437 - $14315 Senior Hydroelectric Power Utility Engineer (Specialist) – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $11437 - $14315 Student Assistant Engineering and Architectural Sciences – Sacramento County – Hourly Range: $18.27 - $28.16 Supervising Engineer Water Resources – Tehama County – Salary Range: $12562 - $15724

Did you know? The State Water Project is full of fun facts! Dive in to learn more about what it takes to keep water flowing to millions of Californians across the state. Learn more about the State Water Project at https://lnkd.in/gB2jfyk #StateWaterProject #CAWater #TheMoreYouKnow

Be on the forefront of new technology and help support the Department of Water Resource in managing California’s most precious resource – water. Join our team of IT professionals to perform a variety of tasks in support of systems and services in business technology management, client services, information security engineering, information technology project management, software engineering, and system engineering. We are accepting applications for multiple entry-senior level IT positions. To view our list of available positions, visit https://lnkd.in/ei7PHK4 Positions currently accepting applications: Information Technology Specialist II – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $8625 -$11905 Information Technology III – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $9507 - $12740

The California Water Plan is our important strategic roadmap for managing water resources for years to come! Development is officially underway for this critical guide which will help shape the decisions that ensure a sustainable water future for generations of Californians. Learn more about California beginning a new era of water planning at https://lnkd.in/d_pjeZcQ

Are you an analytical thinker? Do you like working in planning, budgeting, management, or personnel? The Department of Water Resources offers a variety of administrative positions where you can put your skills to use. At DWR there is an opportunity for everyone – join our team of Admin professionals! We are accepting applications for multiple entry-senior level Administrative positions. To see our current list of available positions, please visit https://lnkd.in/ei7PHK4 Positions currently accepting applications: Analyst I – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $3861 - $6276 Analyst II – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $6031 - $7775 Analyst III – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $6623 -$82900 Office Technician (Typing) – Yolo County – Salary Range: $3829 -$4794 Seasonal Clerk – Sacramento County – Salary Range: $3167 - $3570