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Engineers Install Emergency Pumps on Dry Folsom Lake

Sep 4, 2015 at

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Folsom Reservoir continues to drop, threatening water supplies for some in the Sacramento region. Federal water managers are taking a $3.5 million measure to keep the water flowing. They're floating a network of barges and pipelines out onto the lake, which they can pump from if necessary.

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Engineers Install Emergency Pumps on Dry Folsom Lake

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