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2025 MRGCD Board of Directors Unofficial Results

Position No. 3 – Bernalillo County – Karen Dunning – 72 Votes                Position No. 6 – Socorro County – J. Chris Lopez – 66 Votes

Position No. 4 – Bernalillo County – Colin T Baugh – 73 Votes               Position No. 7 – Sandoval County – Michael T. Sandoval – 42 Votes

Official results will be posted after the canvassing of the election results on Friday, Oct. 10.

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MRGCD board approves updates to License Fee Schedule

MRGCD Board of Directors voted on the staff recommendation to update the Licence Fee Schdule, click below to learn more.

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2025 Marks the MRGCD's Centennial

As we honor 100 years  of service in the Middle Rio Grande Valley, we look forward to working closely with the communities we serve. Click here for a list of community events our team will be a part of this year.  

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Belen Watershed Project

To learn more about the project, submit comment or view the engineering team’s presentation, click below.

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2025 Water Service Charge Assessments

The 2025 Water Service Charge Assessment will be mailed on November 10, 2025.

To sign up for paperless billing and notifications, click here.

Contact the Assessment Department at 505-247-0234 with any questions.

 

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El Vado Dam Update

El Vado Dam is the only reservoir MRGCD is currently authorized to store native Rio Grande water. It is currently undergoing an extensive repair operation by the Bureau of Reclamation.  Click here to watch the latest update from the Bureau at the December MRGCD board meeting.

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Water Users: Delivery & Operational Updates (Updated Oct. 7)

Operational Updates - Oct. 7 Given the lack of recent rainfall in the Middle Rio Grande Valley, residents and visitors may soon notice drying in the Albuquerque reach of the Rio Grande. Water managers are closely monitoring weather forecasts, which are predicting rain...