Jun 30, 2026 · Angela Montana
5 Inches of Rain, 0 Room for Error: The Milk River Project Update 6.30.26
Following a significant five-inch rainfall, the team at Lake Sherburne has effectively managed the reservoir's inflows, keeping water levels stable. Continuous monitoring and strategic operations have allowed for maximum outflows while preventing spillage. Special recognition is given to operators Tom and Clayton for their tireless efforts during this high-water event.
Jun 1, 2026 · Angela Montana
Beat the Rain: A Sneak Peek at the Milk River Project Progress
Local photographer Colynn captured progress at the St. Mary Diversion Dam as construction advances amid significant rainfall. Operators are managing canal flows and increasing releases from Sherburne Reservoir to ensure safety. The project team appreciates community support while working diligently to rebuild the Milk River infrastructure for a more resilient future.
May 15, 2026 · Angela Montana
More Than Just a Face-Lift: The St. Mary Diversion Dam is Leveling Up
The Milk River Project's St. Mary Diversion Dam is transforming from a construction zone into a modern engineering marvel, enhancing water reliability, safety, and ecological upgrades for Bull Trout passage.
May 7, 2026 · Moosetrack Megan
April Storms Delay Snowmelt, but Fail to Recover Snowpack Deficits
While snowpack conditions across much of the western United States remains uniformly poor, the snowpack across Montana watersheds paints a more nuanced picture.
Apr 7, 2026 · Angela Montana
Successful Restoration of St. Mary Canal: Key Milestone Achieved
The Milk River Project has successfully resumed operations after 658 days, replacing major siphons and gradually increasing water flow, marking a significant regional achievement.