MOARC Association

Project funding continues to flow into the Kansas City metropolitan area. The US Army Corps of Engineers recently released plans to fund water resource projects across the nation under the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 (Act) to include the Kansas Citys Levees project. The February 9, 2018 Act provides $17.4 billion for disaster recovery as well as repair and maintenance of water infrastructure, with $453 million allocated for Kansas Citys Levees!

For more information, see our WATERdrop shared with our membership.

The mission of the Missouri and Associated Rivers Coalition (MOARC) is to promote conservation and beneficial use of land and water resources.

MOARC was created in 1952 by a group of individuals desiring better water management following a disastrous flood. Today, membership consists of organizations, associations, companies, governmental units and individuals interested in sound flood control programs and supporting conservation of land-water resources.

We inform our members of water concerns within the association's area. We call on the expertise of local and national talent to broaden our natural resource perspective. We communicate to our members and the community through our website and via distributed materials.

MOARC sends a contingent to Washington, D.C. to advocate for our area's water projects on a regular basis. Our effectiveness is reflected in the number of projects that we have supported that have been completed. The trips are a valuable learning experience for everyone involved.

MOARC Association
PO Box 22647
Kansas City, MO 64113

MOARC promotes the beneficial use of water and land related resources for the Missouri and associated rivers in the areas of
Agriculture, Environment, Flood Damage Reduction, Navigation, Recreation, Shipping and Ports, Power, Water Quality and Supply.

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