On February 27th, The New Mexico State Senate and the New Mexico State House of Representatives extended their Recognition and Acknowledgement to SSCAFCA for its thirty-fifth anniversary. This recognition and acknowledgement was introduced and brought forth by Senator Jay Block Lt Col, USAF (Retired) (District 12) and Representative Alan Martinez (District 23).

Our paper Infiltration Model Parameters from Rainfall Simulation for Sandy Soils has been selected to receive the Best Technical Note Award in the Journal of Hydrologic Engineering. We are very honored to receive this recognition from the ASCE Environmental Water Resources Institute (EWRI).The co-authors are: Gerhard Schoener, Sara Rassa, Matthew Fleming, Dave

The Southern Sandoval County Arroyo Flood Control Authority (SSCAFCA) is currently seeking a Field Worker 1 to join our team. The Field Worker 1 will perform maintenance activities on SSCAFCA-owned facilities to ensure that they are fully operational. Qualifications include a minimum of a High School Diploma or equivalent and 2 years

PROJECT PURPOSE: This project will provide stormwater detention to protect downstream infrastructure from being overwhelmed during the 100-year storm event.  Location: City of Rio Rancho Watershed: Black Arroyo Estimated Construction Cost: $3,438,217.00 +NMGRT Funding Source: Water Trust Board, SSCAFCA Bond Funds, State of New Mexico Capital Outlay, Private Funds   Start Date: 11/25/24 Estimated Completion Date: 5/14/25 Contractor CBKN Dirtworks Project Designer: WH Pacific (NV5) Project Management: SSCAFCA Construction Oversight: SSCAFCA Construction Documents