A Groundwater Sustainability Agency is one or more local governmental agencies that implement the provisions of SGMA. A local agency is defined as one that has water supply, water management or land management authority. GSAs assess the conditions of their local basins, adopt locally-based sustainable management plans to create drought resiliency and improve coordination between land use and groundwater planning.

The Eastern San Joaquin Groundwater Authority has created a map of the GSAs. This GIS Map Application showing all GSAs can be viewed by clicking here.

California farmers face ‘catastrophic’ water restrictions. Can they adapt to survive?
-The Sacramento Bee

To view the Eastern San Joaquin Groundwater Sustainability Plan click below.

The California Farm Bureau Federation developed this resource for farmers and landowners to help you understand why the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) is important and how you can be involved! Click below  to view the full brochure.

You can access information regarding Sustainable Groundwater Management Informational Meetings by clicking link  below.

Sustainable Groundwater Management Act