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THE MIDDLE RIO GRANDE CONSERVANCY DISTRICT (MRGCD) IS HEADQUARTERED IN ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO AND OFFERS IRRIGATION, RIVER FLOOD CONTROL AND RESPONSIBLE WATER CONSERVATION SERVICES TO IRRIGATORS AND FARMERS IN THE MIDDLE AGRICULTURAL REGION OF THE STATE.
The District employs approximately 200 people, skilled in all areas of business, farming, irrigation, geology, hydrology and planning to ensure the Middle Rio Grande basin remains a viable agricultural community within the State of New Mexico.
Along with irrigation and river flood control, the MRGCD also offers ample recreational activities and opportunities.
Enjoy the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District and help us in “Keeping the Valley Green.”
Latest News
Pueblo of Isleta Farmers & Irrigators Meeting
March 20: Irrigation Delivery & Infrastructure Update
March Water Report
MRGCD Announces Start of 2025 Irrigation Season
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District Announces Start of 2025 Irrigation Season Water managers prepare for scarce spring runoff Albuquerque, NM – Water managers at the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District will begin charging the middle valley irrigation system on...
Public Notice: Project at Los Lunas 163
’24 Irrigation Season Wrap-Up
Water Deliveries to Bernado & La Joya Waterfowl Management Areas
Water Deliveries to Bernardo and La Joya Waterfowl Management Areas MRGCD and NM Office of State Engineer evaluating current permitting for Bernardo and La Joya ponds November 13, 2024 Contact: Amanda Molina, MRGCD Public Information Office, pio@mrgcd.us Albuquerque,...
Sandoval County Community Wildfire Protection Plan
Reclamation to Conduct First Fill Test at El Vado Dam
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Bureau of Reclamation is set to evaluate the performance of El Vado Dam through a ‘first fill test’ over the coming months. This test will involve incrementally raising the water level in El Vado Reservoir to assess the dam’s stability and...
MRGCD Board of Directors Amends E-Bike Resolution
During October’s MRGCD Board meeting, the board of directors voted to amend the resolution regarding the use of electric-assisted bicycles and powered micromobility devices on Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District lands and facilities. Specific to the Paseo Del...