Natural Resources

The Natural Resources Division of the CRC is responsible for protecting the rights and interests of the State of Nevada’s allocated share of Colorado River water.

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Water

The CRC holds and protects the rights of the State of Nevada to its share of Colorado River water under federal law and contracts.

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Hydropower

The CRC purchases from the United States hydroelectric power produced at Hoover, Parker, Davis, and Glen Canyon Dams and resells the power to CRC's 12 municipal, industrial and retail customers.

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Hydropower

The CRC purchases from the United States hydroelectric power produced at Hoover, Parker, Davis, and Glen Canyon Dams and resells the power to CRC's 12 municipal, industrial and retail customers.

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Enviromental

The environmental staff are responsible for providing technical and administrative support to the CRC for management of its water and power resources.

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Colorado River Commission of Nevada

Who is The Colorado River Commission of Nevada

The Colorado River Commission of Nevada (CRC) is an executive agency of the State of Nevada responsible for acquiring and managing Nevada's share of water and hydropower resources from the Colorado River.

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The CRCNV is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Hydropower Engineering Specialist.Notice of Draft and Comments for the Allocation of Salt Lake City Area Integrated Projects Hydropower Post 2024

The Colorado River Commission of Nevada (CRCNV) hereby notifies all interested parties that certain hydropower resources have become available for allocation. Staff has reviewed all comments received, and has revised its proposed criteria and application form. Customer comments and staff responses, and the revised criteria and application form being considered for approval at the June 12, 2018 CRC Commission meeting are available on CRC’s public website at http://crc.nv.gov.

CRCNV SLCAIP Notice and Application

CRCNV SLCAIP Comment Matrix