We will have a guest speaker at our next meeting
Guest SPEAKER PhIL WILLIAMS, JD
Phil Williams has been practicing water law for over ten years. In his former life, he graduated from the Army’s Ranger School and served over nine years as an Infantry Officer. He served two years in Iraq with the 101st Airborne Division, including the invasion in 2003 and leading sniper and recon teams in 2005.
He now holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration, a Juris Doctorate, and a Master of Laws in Water. He has published and spoken in a variety of fora and publications on issues related to water rights, due process, and dispute resolution as they apply to water.
He formerly served as General Counsel at Westlands Water District, the largest agricultural water district in the country. He has been involved in some of the most significant water projects in California, including the Bay-Delta Conservation Plan, raising Lake Shasta, and multiple other efforts involving the Central Valley Project. For the past five years, he has been active in the Russian River, engaging with local, state, and federal agencies on issues related to emergency regulations, endangered species, water quality, and water rights.
He recently won summary judgment from a federal court, which held that the Army Corps’ operations at Coyote Valley Dam were violating the Endangered Species Act.
He is a registered Republican and attends First Presbyterian Church in Ukiah. He and his wife Emily of 21 years have two children.
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