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State Water Resources Agency

Water rights, drought, and supply — in one system, not six

Drought and flood extremes are arriving simultaneously, groundwater basins carry binding sustainability mandates, and wildfire is destroying source watersheds.

What you're up against

The work behind every state water resources agency decision

Water rights, drought response, and supply planning across a state where extremes now arrive simultaneously — and every curtailment decision has to hold up on the record.

Curtailment modeling as a multi-day spreadsheet exercise that breaks the moment hydrology shifts

Basin SGMA status in DWR's portal; the well records that substantiate it in CASGEM

Priority calls challenged by senior rights holders — the finding has to carry its provenance

How WaterIntel serves you

Intelligence surfaced, not data delivered raw

Model curtailment in minutes

Priority-ordered rights lists instead of a multi-day spreadsheet exercise that breaks the moment conditions change.

See every basin's SGMA status

No more cross-referencing DWR's SGMA portal against CASGEM well records by hand.

One dashboard, every morning

Drought stage, storage, and curtailment status — the same picture your deputy director already asks for.

Roles in your organization

Who uses WaterIntel at your organization

Every level of the team works in WaterIntel — from the analyst assembling the morning brief to the director signing off on the decision.

Water Rights Analyst

Reviews applications, models curtailment scenarios, and traces upstream/downstream impacts.

Applications Administrator

Processes diversion applications, transfers, and compliance filings.

Deputy Director

Makes curtailment and drought-response decisions for the agency.

See it for yourself

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State Water Resources Agency

Step through a live demo built around the decisions a state water resources agency team actually makes.