Missouri Basin & Interior - Cooperative Watershed Management Program on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Missouri Basin & Interior - Cooperative Watershed Management Program
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last updated: October 2022

The Cooperative Watershed Management Program (CWMP) contributes to the WaterSMART strategy by providing funding to watershed groups to encourage diverse stakeholders to form local solutions to address their water management needs. Funding is provided on a competitive basis for:

The Missouri Basin and Arkansas-Rio Grande-Texas Gulf Regions encompass all or parts of nine states including Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas <contact information>.

The Missouri Basin and Arkansas-Rio Grande-Texas Gulf Regions has roots in three former Reclamation regions: the Upper Missouri Region in Billings, Montana; the Lower Missouri Region in Denver, Colorado; and the Southwest Region in Amarillo, Texas.

In October 1985 the Upper and Lower Missouri regions were merged into the Missouri Basin Region with headquarters in Billings. In 1988 much of the Southwest Region was joined into the Missouri Basin Region and the region's name was changed to Great Plains Region. Geographically, it became the largest of the Reclamation regions.

The Regional Director in Billings is assisted in managing the region by a Deputy Regional Director and six Area Managers. This group, along with the heads of Engineering and Infrastructure, Business Resources and Resource Services in the Regional Office, comprises the Regional Leadership Board which makes policy and budget decisions and sets the vision and goals for the region.

AREA OFFICE CONTACT INFORMATION:

Dakotas Area Office (701-250-4242)
Eastern Colorado Area Office (970-667-4410)
Montana Area Office (406-247-7300)
Nebraska-Kansas Area Office (308) 345-4400
Oklahoma-Texas Area Office (512-899-4150)
Oklahoma City Field Office (405-470-4800)
Wyoming Area Office (307-261-5671)

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