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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
Sandoval County Farmers & Irrigators Meeting
Update: Water at Abiquiu to be Incrementally Released
Notice to Non-Pueblo Water Users North of Isleta Pueblo
Notice to Non-Pueblo Water Users North of Isleta Pueblo Wednesday, July 17, 2024 The MRGCD water officials are issuing notice to Middle Rio Grande non-pueblo water users north of Isleta Pueblo, to prepare for a halt in water deliveries. The deliveries could stop as...
Update: Unlawful Camping in Bosque, Los Lunas
Corrales Pumps Update – July 12
July Water Report – Video
Water Planning Open House – Socorro Sierra Region
Unlawful Camping at the Bosque
Unlawful Camping at the Bosque in Los Lunas The MRGCD has seen an increase in fires, vandalism, illegal dumping, unlawful camping, parked vehicles and encampments throughout the Middle Rio Grande Valley, more noticeably in the Bosque in Los Lunas. Our team has been...