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By investing in smart, integrated infrastructure, the W20 Project creates a rare set of win-wins that serve municipal, industrial, environmental, and agricultural needs simultaneously – for generations to come.
W20 News
W20 Partners Celebrate WPPA Honor for Creative Partnership Award
May 27, 2026 | Moses Lake, WA
The Port of Moses Lake and W20 partners are pleased to announce that the Washington Public Ports Association (WPPA) has recognized the Port of Moses Lake and the W20 Project with the 2026 Creative Partnership Award. Presented at the WPPA annual Spring Meeting last week, this honor shines a spotlight on the leadership, vision, and commitment in pursuit of a stronger, more resilient water future for communities,
Port of Moses Lake
May 27
Port of Moses Lake Announces $500,000 Grant Award and $1 Million Federal Funding Submission for W20 Project
May 14, 2026 | Moses Lake, WA The Port of Moses Lake and W20 partners announced two major milestones for the W20 Project: a $500,000 grant award from the Grant County Strategic Infrastructure Program (SIP), and the submission of the Port’s request for $1 million in Fiscal Year 2027 federal appropriations by Senator Maria Cantwell. Local Grant Will Support Operational Study and Early Project Work The $500,000 SIP grant will support the W20 Project’s operational study, environm
Port of Moses Lake
May 14
Port of Moses Lake and CBCD Request Moses Lake Operational Study to Advance W20 Lateral Extension Project
May 5, 2026 | Moses Lake, WA The Port of Moses Lake, in partnership with the Columbia Basin Conservation District (CBCD) has formally requested that the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) initiate a Moses Lake operational study. This request marks an important step forward in evaluating the feasibility and potential impacts of the proposed W20 Lateral Extension Project. The W20 Project is a locally-led, collaborative effort focused on strengthening long-term water reliability
W20 Project
May 5
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