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Water Rights & Supply

A water right is only as good as its priority date, its delivery, and the administration standing behind it, and all three are set by statute and rule rather than by the ditch itself.

The work spans water district administration and assessments, irrigation district governance, transfers and the supply bank, recharge and storage, the director's authority to issue orders, and the rulemaking that fills in what the statutes leave open.

Two recent sessions added a question Idaho agriculture has not usually had to watch. Large industrial water users, data centers among them, now draw from the same finite supply, and the Legislature has begun writing consumptive-use limits into statute.

The legislative record

Water drew more legislation than any other area in every session on this record, tying with production only in 2024. Across the 2019 through 2026 sessions the Legislature took up 144 measures in this area, of which 106 were enacted or adopted. Every entry links to the Legislature's own page for that measure.

BillSessionMeasureOutcome
H05032026SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION – Amends existing law to provide that the commission be established in the Idaho Department of Water Resources.Enacted (ch. 58)
H06762026GEOTHERMAL – Amends existing law to provide for the municipal use of geothermal water.Enacted (ch. 65)
H07892026THE COEUR D’ALENE TRIBE WATER RIGHTS – Amends and adds to existing law to establish provisions regarding the 2026 Coeur d’Alene Tribe water rights settlement agreement and to provide for the Coeur d’Alene tribal water supply bank.Enacted (ch. 181)
H08952026DATA CENTERS – Adds to existing law to establish limitations on consumptive use of water for cooling certain data centers.Enacted (ch. 291)
H09112026PUBLIC UTILITIES – Adds to existing law to provide for new large loads.Enacted (ch. 335)
H09572026DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES – Repeals existing law to remove outdated or unnecessary provisions.Enacted (ch. 310)
S12222026DOMESTIC WELLS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding the domestic use of water.Enacted (ch. 2)
S12652026PETROLEUM CLEAN WATER TRUST FUND ACT – Amends existing law by removing outdated or unnecessary provisions related to the Petroleum Clean Water Trust Fund.Enacted (ch. 17)
S12692026CLOUD SEEDING – Amends and adds to existing law to revise provisions regarding cloud seeding programs.Enacted (ch. 86)
S13042026IRRIGATION – Amends existing law regarding irrigation conduits and rights-of-way.Enacted (ch. 109)
S13052026WATER DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to authorize water districts to charge certain fees.Enacted (ch. 110)
S13062026IRRIGATION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding irrigation district hearings.Enacted (ch. 111)
S13072026WATER – Amends, repeals, and adds to existing law to provide for the delivery of water.Enacted (ch. 112)
S13372026IRRIGATION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding irrigation district directors.Enacted (ch. 114)
H01612025FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICTS – Amends existing law related to meetings, compensation, and the powers and duties of the board of commissioners of a flood control district.Enacted (ch. 154)
H01942025WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding water districts and assessments.Enacted (ch. 141)
S10402025WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding irrigation district contracts.Enacted (ch. 37)
S10412025WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding distributing laterals, ditches, or other conduits.Enacted (ch. 38)
S10612025WATER LAW – Amends existing law regarding the director’s ability to issue orders regarding methodologies for determining material injury under the rules for conjunctive management.Enacted (ch. 128)
S10822025WATER – Amends existing law to provide that liens for irrigation district assessments have a first priority over other liens.Enacted (ch. 148)
S10832025DOMESTIC WATER USE – Amends existing law related to domestic use of water and to provide for delivery, planning, and enforcement.Enacted (ch. 129)
S10842025WATER SUPPLY BANK – Amends existing law to provide that the forfeiture period restarts upon removal of a water right from the water supply bank.Enacted (ch. 149)
S11672025WEATHER MODIFICATION DISTRICTS – Repeals existing law to remove provisions regarding weather modification.Enacted (ch. 254)
H04022024INJECTION WELLS – Amends existing law to remove and revise provisions regarding class II injection wells.Enacted (ch. 20)
H04032024SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to establish provisions regarding a reduction in the number of supervisors and to revise provisions regarding terms of office, the filling of vacancies, and quorums.Enacted (ch. 39)
H04672024IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding certain special assessments.Enacted (ch. 60)
H05402024FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding flood control districts.Enacted (ch. 175)
H06872024KOOTENAI RIVER – Amends and adds to existing law to provide for the Kootenai River Water Rights Adjudication.Enacted (ch. 223)
S12792024NAVIGATIONAL ENCROACHMENTS – Amends existing law to define a phrase.Enacted (ch. 121)
S13372024IRRIGATION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding irrigation district lands.Enacted (ch. 157)
S13382024IRRIGATION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to provide for the modification of boundaries of divisions in irrigation districts.Enacted (ch. 92)
S13412024WATER – Adds to existing law to establish provisions regarding common ground water supply for the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer.Enacted (ch. 110)
H01192023FLOOD DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding flood control district commissioners.Enacted (ch. 56)
S10212023PRIEST LAKE – Amends existing law to prohibit certain outlet control structures.Enacted (ch. 95)
S10322023WATER MANAGEMENT ACCOUNT – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding expenditures, to provide for the selection of projects, and to revise provisions regarding loans and grants.Enacted (ch. 96)
S10332023IRRIGATION – Adds to existing law to provide for the appropriation of ground water for supplemental irrigation use.Enacted (ch. 97)
S11122023BEAR LAKE – Adds to existing law to recognize Bear Lake’s benefits and to provide for its enhancement, protection, and preservation.Enacted (ch. 176)
H04672022WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding loans from the revolving account.Enacted (ch. 90)
H05842022ANDERSON RANCH DAM – Provides legislative intent regarding the Anderson Ranch Dam raise project.Enacted (ch. 214)
H06082022STOCKWATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding forfeiture of stockwater rights.Enacted (ch. 215)
H06422022SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS – Amends and repeals existing law to revise provisions regarding the Soil and Water Conservation Commission and to revise provisions regarding supervisors.Enacted (ch. 271)
H07492022LEMHI BASIN – Adds to existing law to establish provisions regarding the Lemhi Basin Comprehensive Settlement Agreement.Enacted (ch. 290)
S12272022WATER – Repeals existing law relating to the Coeur d’Alene River and Lake Commission.Enacted (ch. 41)
S12752022IRRIGATION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding nominee oaths.Enacted (ch. 106)
S12762022IRRIGATION AND CANAL COMPANIES – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding notice.Enacted (ch. 105)
S12772022IRRIGATION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding the qualification of voters.Enacted (ch. 104)
H00432021WATER – Amends and repeals existing law relating to the administrative determination of adverse claims, hearings and orders of local ground water boards, appeals from certain actions, and penalties.Enacted (ch. 36)
H00572021WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding certain authority of the Water Resource Board and the Department of Water Resources.Enacted (ch. 65)
H00992021WATER QUALITY – Adds to existing law to provide for water quality innovation and pollutant trading.Enacted (ch. 94)
H01822021WATER – Adds to existing law to provide for irrigation corporation boundary adjustments.Enacted (ch. 156)
H01842021WATER RIGHTS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding notification of change in ownership of water rights.Enacted (ch. 157)
H01852021FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to provide that lands annexed to a district may be contiguous or noncontiguous to the existing district.Enacted (ch. 158)
H01862021WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding notices of claim associated with the use of stockwater on federal land and to revise provisions regarding the director’s determination of specified elements to define and administer the water rights acquired under state law.Enacted (ch. 159)
H02662021WATER – Adds to existing law to provide for cloud seeding in Idaho.Enacted (ch. 256)
H02672021WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding the water management account.Enacted (ch. 161)
H02682021WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding extensions of time for construction, work, or application of water to full beneficial use.Enacted (ch. 162)
H03072021IRRIGATION – Repeals and amends existing law to revise right-of-way provisions.Enacted (ch. 250)
S10052021WATER DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to authorize water districts to charge fees to certain water delivery organizations and water users.Enacted (ch. 107)
S10152021DOMESTIC WATER – Repeals existing law relating to the protection of domestic water.Enacted (ch. 108)
S10722021IRRIGATION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law regarding the filling of vacancies.Enacted (ch. 111)
S10732021IRRIGATION – Amends existing law to provide that certain real property is not subject to adverse possession.Enacted (ch. 112)
H03292020WATER RESOURCES – Amends existing law to authorize the director of the Department of Water Resources to receive, file, record, or retain documents of record on media other than paper.Enacted (ch. 56)
H03662020WATER – Amends, repeals, and adds to existing law to revise provisions regarding water district meetings and budgets, watermasters, the election and appointment of water district treasurers, and the distribution of water, to provide for the collection of certain penalties and interest for unpaid expenses, and to provide for the withholding or suspension of certain water deliveries.Enacted (ch. 52)
H03822020WATER – Adds to and amends existing law to provide for the Bear River water rights adjudication.Enacted (ch. 50)
H05652020FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICTS – Adds to existing law to provide for petitions for annexation of land, to provide that guardians and administrators may sign petitions, to provide for notice of petition, to provide for hearing of petitions, to provide for orders rejecting or accepting petitions, and to provide that orders be recorded.Enacted (ch. 249)
H05922020STOCKWATER RIGHTS – Amends, repeals, and adds to existing law to provide for forfeiture of stockwater rights.Enacted (ch. 253)
H06152020WATER – Amends existing law to provide that a party asserting that a water right has been forfeited has the burden of proving the forfeiture, to provide that certain water rights shall not be lost or forfeited for nonuse, and to provide for third-party claims of right.Enacted (ch. 296)
S12172020WATER – Amends existing law to provide that water may be diverted and used with or without a water right for certain cleanup or removal of hazardous substances or petroleum, to provide for reporting, and to provide that the director of the Department of Water Resources shall be consulted.Enacted (ch. 6)
S12732020WATER – Amends existing law to remove a date restriction associated with certain water rights.Enacted (ch. 146)
S12892020IRRIGATION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding the grouping of certain lands for assessment purposes.Enacted (ch. 176)
S12902020IRRIGATION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to provide that certain irrigation districts may combine precincts into one combined polling place, to provide for the location, and to provide for judges of election.Enacted (ch. 177)
S13162020WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding construction work and the application of water to full beneficial use, lapses of permits, and the issuance of licenses and to provide for extensions of time and permits held by municipal providers for reasonably anticipated future needs.Enacted (ch. 164)
H00012019WATER – Adds to existing law to provide that the director of the Department of Water Resources shall subordinate permits and licenses for certain projects issued after a specified date to the capture and retention of water in existing on-stream storage reservoirs during and following flood control operations until the date of allocation.Enacted (ch. 16)
H00672019LOW TEMPERATURE GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES – Amends existing law to provide for the exemption of proposed uses of low temperature geothermal resources primarily for reasons other than heat value.Enacted (ch. 51)
H02072019WETLANDS – Adds to existing law to provide legislative findings and purpose and to provide for limitations.Enacted (ch. 206)
S10412019GROUND WATER DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to provide for emergency assessments, to provide for mitigation by a district due to noncompliance of a member and for the levy of special assessments, and to provide a procedure associated with certain district assessments.Enacted (ch. 33)
S10502019WATER – Amends existing law to revise a provision regarding the diversion and use of water, with or without a water right.Enacted (ch. 211)
S10562019GROUND WATER DISTRICTS – Repeals and adds to existing law to provide for the apportionment of mitigation plan obligations and separate mitigation plans by nonirrigators, to provide for delinquent assessments and noncompliance with apportionment of mitigation plan obligations, to provide for action by the director, and to provide for hearings.Enacted (ch. 261)
S10832019IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding encroachments on certain rights-of-way, maintenance of embankments, the prevention of damage to others associated with ditches, canals, works, or other aqueducts, buried irrigation conduit, and encroachments on certain easements and rights-of-way.Enacted (ch. 158)
S10842019IRRIGATION – Repeals existing law relating to Carey Act construction companies, certain statements filed with county recorders, duties of county recorders, the transfer of certain water rights, certain appeals, fees for decisions on applications for transfers of water rights, the sale of water rights, and certain reports of irrigation companies; and amends existing law to remove provisions regarding certain reports to the Department of Water Resources.Enacted (ch. 190)
S10852019IRRIGATION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding meetings of irrigation district boards of directors.Enacted (ch. 191)
S10862019IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding rights associated with rights-of-way and encroachments onto easements and rights-of-way.Enacted (ch. 183)
HJM0132026CLEAN WATER ACT – States findings of the Legislature and requests federal action.Adopted
HJM0142026WATER – States findings of the Legislature and supports increasing water storage in the state.Adopted
SCR1152026SOIL CONSERVATION AND WATER RESOURCES – States findings of the Legislature and supports the consolidation of the Soil and Water Conservation Commission into the Idaho Department of Water Resources.Adopted
SCR1162026WATER DISTRICTS – States findings of the Legislature and supports various water projects within Water District 1.Adopted
SCR1172026WATER DISTRICTS – States findings of the Legislature and supports various water projects within Water District 4.Adopted
SCR1182026WATER DISTRICTS – States findings of the Legislature and supports various water projects within Water District 3.Adopted
SCR1192026WATER DISTRICTS – States findings of the Legislature and supports various water projects within Water District 2.Adopted
SCR1102025WATER – States findings of the Legislature and supports the 2024 Stipulated Mitigation Plan between water users and revising the State Water Plan to establish an Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer recharge goal.Adopted
SJM1012025WATER – States findings of the Legislature and recommends studies to identify and construct additional water storage in Idaho including the possible reconstruction of the Teton Dam.Adopted
SJM1052025ALBENI FALLS DAM – States findings of the Legislature and requests federal intervention regarding the repair, operation, and ownership of Albeni Falls Dam.Adopted
SJM1032024WATER – States findings of the Legislature and opposes the removal or breaching of the dams on the Columbia-Snake River system and its tributaries.Adopted
HCR0072023WATER – States findings of the Legislature and supports ongoing investments in the state’s water infrastructure.Adopted
HJM0042023WATER QUALITY STANDARDS – States findings of the Legislature declaring opposition to EPA proposed rules regarding water quality standards.Adopted
HCR0212021LEMHI BASIN – States findings of the legislature and directs the Idaho Water Resource Board to continue to work expeditiously with local water users to complete a comprehensive settlement that resolves current tensions and conflicts over the use of Lemhi Basin high flows.Adopted
SCR1042021RIRIE RESERVOIR – States findings of the Legislature and supports the Ririe Reservoir project to more properly balance Ririe Reservoir water supply and irrigation supplies with adequate flood control.Adopted
SJM1032021COLUMBIA-SNAKE RIVER SYSTEM – States findings of the Legislature, opposes the removal or breaching of the dams on the Columbia-Snake River System and its tributaries, and recognizes certain benefits provided by the Port of Lewiston.Adopted
SCR1372020LEMHI RIVER BASIN – Stating findings of the Legislature and directing the Idaho Water Resource Board to work expeditiously with local water users to develop a comprehensive settlement regarding supply demands in the Lemhi River Basin.Adopted
SJM1102020COLUMBIA-SNAKE RIVER SYSTEM – Stating findings of the Legislature, opposing the removal or breaching of the dams on the Columbia-Snake River System and its tributaries, and recognizing certain benefits provided by the Port of Lewiston.Adopted
HCR0092019HYDROPOWER – Stating findings of the Legislature and recognizing hydropower as Idaho’s greatest renewable resource and further recognizing the immense benefit hydropower provides as a carbon-free, inexpensive electrical power source and as an economic driver for tourism, recreation, and agriculture in Idaho.Adopted
HCR0102019WATER – Stating findings of the Legislature and supporting the 2018 settlement agreement between the cities, the Surface Water Coalition, and members of Idaho Ground Water Appropriators; supporting state management through the ESPA Ground Water Management Area; and supporting the continued funding and implementation of efforts to stabilize and reverse the trend of declining water levels in the ESPA.Adopted
HJM0042019WATER – Stating findings of the Legislature and supporting the construction of new water infrastructure in Idaho and, in particular, the raising of the Anderson Ranch Dam.Adopted
SCR1102019IDAHO SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION COMMISSION – RULE REJECTION – Stating findings of the Legislature and rejecting a certain rule of the Idaho Soil and Water Conservation Commission relating to the Resource Conservation and Rangeland Development Program.Adopted
SJM1052019BEAR LAKE – Stating findings of the Legislature and urging the states of Utah and Idaho to work together in seeking solutions to address challenges regarding Bear Lake.Adopted
SJM1062019WATER RIGHTS – Stating findings of the Legislature and urging the President and Congress to require the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture to recognize valid easements existing pursuant to the 1866 Mining Act on federal lands.Adopted
S13972026WASTEWATER CORPORATIONS – Amends and adds to existing law to provide when wastewater corporations may be a public utility.Failed on a floor vote
S11222021SOIL CONSERVATION – Amends existing law to revise references to soil conservation districts and the state Soil and Water Conservation Commission and to remove provisions regarding the Idaho OnePlan.Failed on a floor vote
H05672026DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES – Repeals existing law to remove outdated or unnecessary provisions.Died without a floor vote
H06692026CLOUD SEEDING – Amends, repeals, and adds to existing law to revise provisions regarding cloud seeding activities.Died without a floor vote
H09772026CLOUD SEEDING – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding cloud seeding.Died without a floor vote
HJM0152026WEATHER MODIFICATION – States findings of the Legislature and requests federal action.Died without a floor vote
S12232026WATER DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to authorize water districts to charge certain fees.Died without a floor vote
H00732025WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding water districts, assessments, and measuring devices.Died without a floor vote
H01912025IDAHO WATER RESOURCE BOARD – Amends existing law to provide term limits for board members.Died without a floor vote
H01932025STATE WATER PLAN – Adds to existing law to provide for the establishment of a certain Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer recharge goal in the state water plan.Died without a floor vote
H01972025EASTERN SNAKE PLAIN AQUIFER RECHARGE – Amends and adds to existing law to provide for the diversion of water for aquifer recharge purposes.Died without a floor vote
H03342025STATE WATER PLAN – Adds to existing law to provide for the establishment of a Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer managed recharge goal in the state water plan.Died without a floor vote
S10602025WATER RIGHTS – Adds to existing law to establish requirements for distribution of water.Died without a floor vote
S10642025CLOUD SEEDING – Amends and adds to existing law to revise provisions regarding cloud seeding.Died without a floor vote
S10652025WEATHER MODIFICATION – Amends, repeals, and adds to existing law to prohibit unauthorized weather modification activities and to provide penalties, enforcement, and exceptions.Died without a floor vote
S11282025WATER MANAGEMENT ACCOUNT – Adds to existing law to provide for the funding of water infrastructure projects.Died without a floor vote
H06112024WATER – Adds to existing law to provide conditions for the issuance of orders establishing or revising the baseline methodology for determining material injury and to provide for preparation of such orders at any time of the year.Died without a floor vote
HCR0222024WATER RESOURCES – States findings of the Legislature and resolves that the Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer be managed by the Idaho Department of Water Resources in a manner consistent with the prior appropriation doctrine as defined by Idaho law.Died without a floor vote
HJM0092024WATER – States findings of the Legislature and recommends to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission that flows of the Snake River at and below Hells Canyon Dam be maintained at a minimum of 8500 CFS from May 15 to October 1.Died without a floor vote
S12572024NAVIGATIONAL ENCROACHMENTS – Amends existing law to define a phrase.Died without a floor vote
S13702024WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding the delivery of water within subdivisions and certain civil actions and to provide for consideration of ground water when amending, repealing, or adopting a comprehensive plan.Died without a floor vote
H01832023BIG PAYETTE LAKE WATER QUALITY ACT – Amends existing law to provide for legislative intent, to provide a date upon which the council shall be dissolved, to revise the declaration of policies and purposes, to revise the duties of the council, and to revise lake management plan provisions.Died without a floor vote
HJM0032023WATER – States findings of the Legislature and urges the Governor and the congressional delegation to oppose the federal lawsuit against Idaho’s stockwater forfeiture procedure.Died without a floor vote
H05582022STOCKWATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding forfeiture of stockwater rights.Died without a floor vote
S13132022WATER – Amends existing law to provide the director of the Department of Water Resources or the watermaster shall administer certain storage water rights.Died without a floor vote
H00442021WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding certain authority of the Water Resource Board and the Department of Water Resources.Died without a floor vote
H01132021BIG PAYETTE AND CASCADE LAKES – Repeals and adds to existing law to establish the Big Payette and Cascade Lakes Water Quality Act.Died without a floor vote
H01832021WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding extensions of time for construction, work, or application of water to full beneficial use.Died without a floor vote
H02362021WATER – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding the water management account.Died without a floor vote
H02972021SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS – Amends and repeals existing law to revise membership provisions regarding the Idaho State Soil and Water Conservation Commission and to revise provisions regarding changes to the number of district supervisors.Died without a floor vote
S10742021IRRIGATION – Repeals and amends existing law to revise right-of-way provisions.Died without a floor vote
H05862020STOCKWATER RIGHTS – Amends, repeals, and adds to existing law to provide for forfeiture of stockwater rights.Died without a floor vote
S12182020WATER RESOURCES – Amends existing law to authorize the director of the Department of Water Resources to receive, file, record, or retain documents of record on media other than paper.Died without a floor vote
SJM1082020COLUMBIA-SNAKE RIVER SYSTEM – Stating findings of the Legislature and opposing the removal or breaching of the dams on the Columbia-Snake River System and its tributaries, and recognizing certain benefits provided by the Port of Lewiston.Died without a floor vote
SJM1092020COLUMBIA-SNAKE RIVER SYSTEM – Stating findings of the Legislature, opposing the removal or breaching of the dams on the Columbia-Snake River System and its tributaries, and recognizing certain benefits provided by the Port of Lewiston.Died without a floor vote
H01112019AQUATIC RESOURCES – Adds to existing law to provide compensatory mitigation for impacts on aquatic resources.Died without a floor vote
H01422019BEAR LAKE – Adds to existing law to provide that certain lands and water at Bear Lake be devoted to public use.Died without a floor vote
SJM1012019WATER – Stating findings of the Legislature and urging the President and Congress to take such action as necessary to require the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture to recognize valid easements existing pursuant to the 1866 Mining Act on federal lands.Died without a floor vote

Chapter numbers refer to the Idaho Session Laws for the year the measure passed. Compiled from the Legislature's bill index for each session.

Standing committees

Bills in this area are referred to the committees below. Membership shown is the 2026 session composition; committees re-form when a new session convenes.

House Resources & Conservation

Chair:
Rep. Ron Mendive, District 5
Vice Chair:
Rep. Charlie Shepherd, District 7

16 further members: Rep. Judy Boyle, Rep. John Vander Woude, Rep. Dustin Manwaring, Rep. Britt Raybould, Rep. Stephanie Jo Mickelsen, Rep. Jack Nelsen, Rep. Douglas T. Pickett, Rep. Jerald Raymond, Rep. Josh Tanner, Rep. Steve Miller, Rep. Shawn Dygert, Rep. James Petzke, Rep. Mark Sauter, Rep. Dori Healey, Rep. Soñia R. Galaviz, Rep. Monica C. Church.

Senate Resources & Environment

Chair:
Sen. Van T. Burtenshaw, District 31
Vice Chair:
Sen. Phil Hart, District 2

7 further members: Sen. Jim Guthrie, Sen. Mark Harris, Sen. Doug Okuniewicz, Sen. Kevin Cook, Sen. Julie VanOrden, Sen. Joshua Kohl, Sen. Ron C. Taylor.

House Environment, Energy & Technology

Chair:
Rep. Vito Barbieri, District 3
Vice Chair:
Rep. Rod Furniss, District 31

14 further members: Rep. John Vander Woude, Rep. Heather Scott, Rep. Tony Wisniewski, Rep. Britt Raybould, Rep. Jordan Redman, Rep. Chris Bruce, Rep. Tanya Burgoyne, Rep. Ben G. Fuhriman, Rep. Steven Tanner, Rep. Faye Thompson, Rep. Erin M. Bingham, Rep. Ilana Rubel, Rep. Megan Egbert, Rep. Soñia R. Galaviz.

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