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    The Navajo Nation has determined that the San Juan River water is safe for irrigation and livestock use. Effective October 16, 2015 at 6:00 PM, water stations in Hogback Chapter and Shiprock Chapter will no longer be available as the Navajo Agriculture Products Industry will be shutting down their irrigation operations and draining the canals. Response efforts for Operation Yellow Water have concluded as recovery efforts will now be the focus. Any questions should be directed to the Navajo Nation Emergency Operation Center.

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    The Navajo Nation has determined that the San Juan River water is safe for irrigation and livestock use. Effective October 16, 2015 at 6:00 PM, water stations in Hogback Chapter and Shiprock Chapter will no longer be available as the Navajo Agriculture Products Industry will be shutting down their irrigation operations and draining the canals. Response efforts for Operation Yellow Water have concluded as recovery efforts will now be the focus. Any questions should be directed to the Navajo Nation Emergency Operation Center.

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    The Navajo Nation has determined that the San Juan River water is safe for irrigation and livestock use. Effective October 16, 2015 at 6:00 PM, water stations in Hogback Chapter and Shiprock Chapter will no longer be available as the Navajo Agriculture Products Industry will be shutting down their irrigation operations and draining the canals. Response efforts for Operation Yellow Water have concluded as recovery efforts will now be the focus. Any questions should be directed to the Navajo Nation Emergency Operation Center.

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    The Navajo Nation has determined that the San Juan River water is safe for irrigation and livestock use. Effective October 16, 2015 at 6:00 PM, water stations in Hogback Chapter and Shiprock Chapter will no longer be available as the Navajo Agriculture Products Industry will be shutting down their irrigation operations and draining the canals. Response efforts for Operation Yellow Water have concluded as recovery efforts will now be the focus. Any questions should be directed to the Navajo Nation Emergency Operation Center.

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    THE NAVAJO

    RUSSELL BEGAYE PRESIDENT


    NATIONJONATHAN NEZ VICE PRESIDENT

    NOTICE
    RE: WATER STATIONS
    THE NAVAJO NATION ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
    AGENCY HAS DETERMINED THAT THE SAN JUAN
    RIVER WATER IS SAFE TO USE FOR IRRIGATION AND
    LIVESTOCK.
    EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2015 AT 6:00 PM
    WATER STATIONS LOCATED AT HOGBACK CHAPTER
    AND SHIPROCK CHAPTER WILL NO LONGER BE
    AVAILABLE. THE WATER STATION OPERATIONS WILL
    BE SHUTTING DOWN AS NAVAJO AGRICULTURE
    PRODUCTS INDUSTRY WILL BE SHUTTING DOWN
    THEIR IRRIGATION OPERATIONS AND DRAINING THE
    CANALS.
    RESPONSE EFFORTS FOR OPERATION YELLOW WATER
    HAS DEMOBILIZED AS WE TURN OUR EFFORTS
    TOWARD RECOVERY.
    CONTACT NAVAJO NATION EMERGENCY OPERATION
    CENTER AT (505) 371-8415/16/17 FOR ANY QUESTIONS.
    POST OFFICE BOX 7440 / WINDOW ROCK, AZ 86515 / PH: (928) 871-7000 / FAX:
    (928) 871 4025

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