SFFZ
South Fork Focus Zone
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What You Need to Know
About the SFFZ
In 2016, the Republican River Compact Administration approved a resolution stating the State of Colorado would attempt to voluntarily retire 25,000 irrigated acres in the South Fork Focus Zone by 2029, in an effort to restore streamflow in the South Fork Republican River.
of 25,000 acres retired
SFFZ Documents
Learn more about when and why the SFFZ was created.
Map of Wells and Irrigated Acres
View a map of wells and irrigated acres within the South Fork Focus Zone (SFFZ)
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COVID-19
In an effort to keep our staff and any visitors safe, the RRWCD staff is working remotely from our homes, therefore we are not in the RRWCD District office at this time. We are able to respond to you if you call or email us just as if we were in the office....
The RRWCD Purchases Several Surface Water Rights
In an effort to increase the surface water flows in the Republican River system, the Republican River Water Conservation District has recently purchased and leased multiple surface water rights on both the North Fork and South Fork Republican Rivers. By keeping the...
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