Resolution 26-072 (Water Shortage Contingency Plan) and Resolution 26-073 (2025 Urban Water Management Plan)

The City of Paso Robles has formally adopted the 2025 Urban Water Management Plan and its accompanying Water Shortage Contingency Plan to safeguard the community’s water supply against potential shortages under varying environmental and demand conditions. These plans outline strategies for monitoring, conserving, and managing water resources to meet current and projected needs, ensuring long-term reliability through proactive measures such as public education, infrastructure investments, and regulatory adjustments. The documents serve as the city’s formal commitment to sustainable water stewardship and regulatory compliance under state mandates. The plans were adopted through Resolution 26-072 and Resolution 26-073, reflecting a coordinated approach to water supply planning and emergency response. Darren Nash, the City Planner, serves as the primary point of contact for inquiries related to the plan and its implementation. The initiatives are focused exclusively within Paso Robles, California, and are designed to align with regional water supply challenges and climate variability. Although the posting date indicates a future timeline, the plans are intended to guide operations and policy decisions leading up to and beyond the year 2025, reinforcing the city’s resilience against drought and resource uncertainty.