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The 2024-25 Budget: Flood Management Proposals 
A court decision in 2003 found that the state ultimately is financially responsible for the failure of SPFC facilities, even when they have been maintained by local entities. In addition, although only 380 miles of the 1,100 miles of levees in the Delta are part of the SPFC, the state provides some funding to local agencies to support both SPFC and non‑SPFC Delta levees in large part because of their important role in the state’s water conveyance system.
DWR’s Various Flood Management Programs Fall Into Two Main Categories. DWR manages numerous different programs supporting a wide variety of flood projects, depending on the project’s geographic location, its main purpose, and what entity bears primary financial responsibility and liability. (Most flood projects are collaborative efforts with local governments, property owners, and/or the federal government.) In general, however, these various programs and projects can be categorized as follows:

Protecting Public Health and Safety, Property, and Assets. These flood projects have the protection of people, property, and other infrastructure as their primary purpose. For example, the Urban Flood Risk Reduction Program supports projects that protect urban areas within the SPFC. Often these projects use traditional physical infrastructure such as levees, floodwalls, channels, and weirs. 
Reducing Flood Risk and Improving Habitat and Water Supply Through Multi‑Benefit Projects. Other flood projects provide benefits in addition to flood protection, such as restoration of natural floodplains, ecosystems, and habitats, as well as increasing water supply through groundwater recharge. For example, a flood bypass project might use traditional infrastructure, such as a levee or weir, to redirect water out of a river channel into a large floodplain, thereby both reducing flood risk near the river channel and improving habitat in the floodplain. DWR’s Central Valley Systemwide Flood Risk Reduction Program supports multi‑benefit projects within the SPFC. 

Funding for Flood Management
Local Funding Comprises Majority of Flood Management Spending. Statewide, most activities to protect communities from floods are undertaken and paid for by local agencies.
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The danger to the equestrian community is that they have a greater chance of spooking a horse and having the rider be thrown, as they come up on the horses at a high rate of speed and startle the horses as they cannot hear them coming. Please approve this grant as soon as time permits. We could tell within just a few short weeks when the last grant expired and the area was no longer being monitored. Michael DeValue - 3/6/2024

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Providence Mountains State Recreation Area
Vegetation that you may encounter includes pinon pines, junipers, wildflowers (during the spring), Mojave and banana yucca, cholla, and barrel cactus. Be aware most of these plants protect themselves with thorns or spines.

Viewing animals from a respectful distance. Never feed or touch wildlife. Do not approach or attempt to move sick or injured animals. Please report encounters with aggressive, sick or injured animals to a park ranger.

Wildlife living at Providence includes bighorn sheep, mountain lions, coyotes, bobcats, badgers, lizards, snakes, and a great diversity of resident and migratory birds.

This area is home to rattlesnakes. While not aggressive, they are venomous. If you encounter a rattlesnake, leave it be and maintain a safe distance.

Native People History
The Chemehuevi people, a branch of the Southern Paiute, have lived in the Mojave Desert for thousands of years. Among the local resources used for foods were pinon pine nuts, agave hearts, yucca, and even chuckwallas.
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The Chemehuevi people, a branch of the Southern Paiute, lived in Providence Mountains for at least 500 years. They migrated into the area about 1,000 years ago.
The Providence Mountains were named by travelers who believed the abundant water sources had been “sent from Providence.”
Jack and Ida Mitchell ran a resort from 1934 through 1954. Activities included tours of the Mitchell Caverns.
The historic home of Jack and Ida Mitchell is now the visitor center at Providence Mountains State Recreation Area.
In 1972, the caverns and the reserve became part of Providence Mountains State Recreation Area.
Excavation in the Mitchell Caverns found the upper arm bones of a giant Shasta Ground Sloth that has been dated as being over 30,000 years old! 
In the caverns, the small amounts of groundwater overtime became saturated with dissolved calcium from the limestone parent rock and created the thin layers of calcite crystals.