Legislators discuss $20 million allocation for Mouse River water projects

February 21, 2025 | Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota


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Legislators discuss $20 million allocation for Mouse River water projects
The North Dakota House Appropriations Committee convened on February 21, 2025, to discuss key funding allocations and legislative intents related to water projects in the state. A significant focus of the meeting was on the allocation of $20 million for the Mouse River project, which is part of a larger legislative intent totaling $73 million. This funding is expected to be distributed over the next biennium, with some remaining funds potentially allocated in the following biennium.

Committee members emphasized the importance of these water grants and projects, highlighting the ongoing commitment to managing and protecting water resources in North Dakota. A specific mention was made regarding the legislative intent to safeguard rights concerning the Missouri River, which remains a priority despite current policies set by the Department of Water Resources.

Overall, the discussions underscored the state's proactive approach to water management and the financial support aimed at enhancing infrastructure and resources related to water projects. The committee's decisions will play a crucial role in shaping North Dakota's water policy in the coming years.

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