From USBR: We're going to decrease the release from Twin today by 15 cfs at 1630 hrs.  After this gate change, we'll be releasing approximately 15 cfs about 1 cfs from accounts and the rest native.

From USBR: We're going to increase the release from Twin today by 10 cfs at 1600 hrs.  After this gate change, we'll be releasing approximately 34 cfs native and about 1 cfs from accounts.

From USBR: We're going to increase the release from Twin Lakes down Lake Creek by 10 cfs at 16:30 this afternoon. After the gate operation, we'll be releasing 25 cfs, all of which is native. 

From USBR: Normally, I increase the release from Turquoise down Lake Fork in the spring when the gage above Turquoise shows the inflows are increasing. The gage hasn't been put into service yet this spring so I look at the computed native inflow. This indicates we're getting more than 15 cfs accumulating in Turquoise right now. I'm going to increase the release down Lake Fork to 15 cfs at 14:00 today, 19 March. We'll hold it to 15 until the weather cools off and snow melt slows down, then decrease it to match native inflows as they decline. 

Mount Elbert Powerplant, Attn: Facility Manager
Subject: Project Operations

GENERAL
Generate power before taking Unit 1 down for maintenance.

Sugarloaf Dam
Wednesday, March 18, 2026 at 11:00 Hrs.
Begin a release of 300 cfs to Mt Elbert Conduit. When the Sugarloaf powerplant becomes available, release the 300 cfs through the powerplant. Continue the 10-14 cfs bypass flow.

Maintain these flows until Monday, March 23, 2026 at 08:00 hours. At that point, reduce flows to the bypass flow. Maintain the bypass flow until further notice.