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The states’ agreements for the Colorado River have expired, what happens next?

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Utah News spotted this story published October 2, 2026 at castlecountryradio.com. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

The multi-state agreements managing the Colorado River for decades now have officially expired. When the clock struck midnight on October 1, the agreements ended. In their absence, the Trump administration is now managing the water for more than 40 million people across the American West until the states can get a deal together.

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