Press Room:
Press Releases from Governor Schwarzenegger

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has been traveling the state to highlight his Strategic Growth Plan’s proposed investment in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. His $6 billion plan to upgrade California’s water systems includes $1 billion to preserve the Delta. This historic funding will protect California’s most significant and important source of drinking and agricultural water. We applaud the Governor for acknowledging the State is facing a water crisis and taking steps towards a solution.

Governor Schwarzenegger Submits Comprehensive $9 Billion Water Infrastructure Proposal for Legislative Special Session, September 18, 2007

Gov. Schwarzenegger and Senator Feinstein Meet with Experts to Work on Delta Fix, Improve California’s Water Infrastructure, August 21, 2007

Gov. Schwarzenegger Tours Struggling San Diego Reservoir, Discusses Water Plan for Southern California, July 24, 2007

Gov. Schwarzenegger Tours Long Beach Aquifer, Discusses Water Plan for Southern California, July 23, 2007

Gov. Schwarzenegger Directs Immediate Actions to Improve the Deteriorating Delta, California’s Water Supply, July 17, 2007

Gov. Schwarzenegger Highlights Critical Need for Comprehensive Water Plan, July 16, 2007

Guest Host Department of Water Resources Director Lester Snow Discusses the Governor’s Comprehensive Water Solution in Governor’s Weekly Radio Address, July 14, 2007

Gov. Schwarzenegger Declares State of Emergency in Kings County due to Drought Conditions, June 23, 2007

Governor Schwarzenegger Discusses California’s Water Supply in Weekly Radio Address, June 16, 2007

Gov. Schwarzenegger Pushes Comprehensive Water Plan, $200 Million Conservation Efforts to Address Water Shortages, May 9, 2007

Senator Feinstein Endorses Governor Schwarzenegger’s Water Infrastructure Plan, April 11, 2007

Guest Host Senator Dave Cogdill Discusses the Importance of California’s Water Storage in Governor’s Weekly Radio Address, March 31, 2007

Gov. Schwarzenegger Proposes Major Water Infrastructure Upgrades to Meet California’s Future Needs as Part of California’s Strategic Growth Plan, January 9, 2007

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