"Modernizing in 2022 means increasing transparency and extending ways for people to navigate processes and procedures, especially when it comes to water curtailments and what a holistic vision for water in California looks like," said California State Senator Melissa Hurtado (D-Sanger).
Hurtado held a virtual conference to discuss the impact of the drought.
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She spoke about several bills she worked on, including SB 1219.
The bill would dissolve the State Water Resources Control Board by 2025 and create a Blue Ribbon Commission.
The new commission would seek input on water policies from elected officials, governmental agencies, educational institutions, and local communities.
A hearing for the bill is set for Tuesday.
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