CUYAMA — November 2, 2026. The Cuyama Basin Groundwater Sustainability Agency normally meets on the first Wednesday of each month, making Wednesday, November 4, the next regular calendar date in 2026.
Where meetings are generally held
The County of San Luis Obispo identifies the Cuyama Family Resource Center, 4689 Highway 166 in New Cuyama, as the regular meeting site, with a 4 p.m. start time.
Confirm that November’s meeting proceeds
The recurring calendar is not proof that a particular session has a quorum or will proceed without change. Residents should check the GSA’s posted meeting agenda and online participation information before traveling.
What residents may learn
Agency records cover groundwater monitoring, management fees, plans and stakeholder engagement. Any decision about pumping limitations should be verified in meeting minutes or an adopted resolution rather than inferred from the meeting calendar.
Sources
San Luis Obispo County — Cuyama Basin Groundwater Agency and Meeting Info; Cuyama Basin GSA — Groundwater Plans and Updates.
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