Scott River at Roxbury Bridge Stream Gage Reactivation - CalSIP

The California Department of Water Resources has entered into an agreement with the Kuruk Tribe to reactivate an existing stream gage on the right bank of the Scott River at Roxbury Bridge under the California Stream Gage Improvement Program. The work will involve utilizing the previously installed infrastructure including conduits and anchor posts while possibly replacing damaged components such as staff plates, and upgrading the system to operate as a bubbler gage to improve data accuracy and reliability. No new ground disturbance or tree removal is expected, ensuring minimal environmental impact. The project aims to restore critical hydrologic monitoring capabilities in the region using existing facilities and proven methods. The contract is listed under the title Scott River at Roxbury Bridge Stream Gage Reactivation - CalSIP and was posted on August 7, 2026. Primary point of contact for the Department of Water Resources is Brian Humphrey, Senior Environmental Scientist, reachable via phone or email, while Grant Johnson of the Kuruk Tribe serves as the tribal point of contact for water quality coordination. The work location is in California, with no specific city or zip provided, and inquiries can be directed through the agency’s official portal linked in the contract data. The project reflects a collaborative effort between state water management and tribal stewardship to maintain vital streamflow monitoring infrastructure.