Quechan

Expanded Partnership Between Metropolitan, Quechan Tribe Will Conserve Colorado River Water, Help Protect Lake Mead

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Thursday, December 16, 2021
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Everyone throughout the Lower Basin must work together to get through these challenges and ensure our communities have the water they need.

Key Points: 
  • Everyone throughout the Lower Basin must work together to get through these challenges and ensure our communities have the water they need.
  • I want to thank the Quechan Tribe for their partnership and look forward to the benefits we will all see from this program.
  • The 45,000-acre Quechan tribal lands lie along the Colorado River in southeast California and southwest Arizona.
  • Of the payments made, 75 percent will go to farmers under individual agreements, while 25 percent will be paid to the Quechan Tribe.

Tonto Apache and Quechan Tribes Prepare to Launch Sports Betting in Arizona While Fighting Legal Effort to Stop It

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Saturday, September 4, 2021
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The Tonto Apache and Quechan Tribes are represented by Rosette, LLP.

Key Points: 
  • The Tonto Apache and Quechan Tribes are represented by Rosette, LLP.
  • Doug Ducey and 20 of Arizona's 22 federally recognized Indian tribes, including the rural Tonto Apache and Quechan tribes.
  • Both were among the ten tribes that applied for and were awarded sports betting licenses under the new law.
  • The Tonto and Quechan tribes have filed a notice of intent to intervene in the legal action, and will also pursue a motion to dismiss as needed.

Kindred goes west towards California and Arizona

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Tuesday, February 9, 2021
Winterhaven, California, Yuma, Arizona, Geography of California, States of the United States, California counties, Quechan, Native American tribes in Arizona, Kindred Group, Fort Yuma Indian Reservation, Kindred, Quecha, Fort Yuma

By entering this agreement Kindred Group will gain market access to two additional key states, California and Arizona.

Key Points: 
  • By entering this agreement Kindred Group will gain market access to two additional key states, California and Arizona.
  • After successful launches in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Indiana and with signed agreements for an additional seven states, Kindred, through its flagship brand Unibet, is now taking a step further west.
  • "Going west is truly exciting and the partnership with Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation will grant Kindred access to two key states in the US market.
  • Kindred Group will continue to invest in growing its US operations where market conditions support a sustainable business model.

Kindred goes west towards California and Arizona

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Tuesday, February 9, 2021
Winterhaven, California, Yuma, Arizona, Geography of California, States of the United States, California counties, Quechan, Native American tribes in Arizona, Kindred Group, Fort Yuma Indian Reservation, Kindred, Quecha, Fort Yuma

By entering this agreement Kindred Group will gain market access to two additional key states, California and Arizona.

Key Points: 
  • By entering this agreement Kindred Group will gain market access to two additional key states, California and Arizona.
  • After successful launches in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Indiana and with signed agreements for an additional seven states, Kindred, through its flagship brand Unibet, is now taking a step further west.
  • "Going west is truly exciting and the partnership with Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation will grant Kindred access to two key states in the US market.
  • Kindred Group will continue to invest in growing its US operations where market conditions support a sustainable business model.

Metropolitan Water District, Bard Water District Partner for Colorado River Sustainability in California

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Monday, December 23, 2019
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A landmark, seven-year seasonal land fallowing agreement that will provide Colorado River water to benefit California cities and farms has been signed by the Metropolitan Water District and Bard Water District.

Key Points: 
  • A landmark, seven-year seasonal land fallowing agreement that will provide Colorado River water to benefit California cities and farms has been signed by the Metropolitan Water District and Bard Water District.
  • Colorado River water is diverted from the All American Canal into the Bard Water District to irrigate approximately 7,120 acres for agriculture purposes.
  • This latest agreement means Metropolitan now has partnerships in place with every agricultural entity in California that uses Colorado River water.
  • Bard Water District provides Colorado River water for irrigation to the Yuma Project Reservation Division, comprised of Quechan Tribal and privately deeded lands within Fort Yuma, Winterhaven, and Bard areas.