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Mud dries at the edge of the Nicasio Reservoir, part of the Marin Municipal Water District system, on Wednesday, June 23, 2021. (Sherry LaVars/Marin Independent Journal)
Mud dries at the edge of the Nicasio Reservoir, part of the Marin Municipal Water District system, on Wednesday, June 23, 2021. (Sherry LaVars/Marin Independent Journal)
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The Marin County Drought Tracker features water supply and water conservation numbers for Marin Municipal Water District, North Marin Water District and Sonoma Water.

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Marin Municipal Water District

Total reservoir supply as of July 26: 41.5%; 33,052 acre-feet
Average water supply for July 26: 80.3%; 63,926 acre-feet

Water conservation July 16 to July 22*: 25% (2% increase from July 16)
MMWD’s mandated conservation target: 40%

North Marin Water District

Stafford Lake water supply as of July 23: 41%; 1,762 acre-feet
Average water supply for July 23 (since 1994): 63%; 2,690 acre-feet
Note: NMWD fed about 1,100 acre-feet of Russian River water into Stafford Lake from February to April.

Novato water conservation as of July 21**: 23% (1% increase from prior update)
Novato mandatory conservation target: 20%

West Marin water conservation as of July 21***: 37% (2% decrease from prior update)
West Marin mandatory conservation target: 25%

Sonoma Water (supplies 25% of MMWD’s supply and 75% of NMWD’s supply)

Lake Mendocino supply: 33%; 26,774 acre-feet
Lake Sonoma supply: 50.8%; 124,500 acre-feet

* conservation % is based on collective use compared to three-year average water use for this time period for 2018-2020
** Novato conservation % compared to June 2020 water use
*** West Marin conservation % compared to water use in June 2013, the last normal water year

Sources: MMWD, NMWD, Sonoma Water