Governor Brad Little signed another bill into law as part of his "Leading Idaho" plan, adding record investments in water infrastructure to aid in the economic vitality of rural Idaho and agriculture in the state. House Bill 769, signed by Gov. Little, invests in state water infrastructure to ensure a dependable supply of water for current and future generations in Idaho. "I can't think of a better investment for our children and grandchildren than ensuring clean, abundant water, especially here in the arid desert." The Idaho Department of Water Resources will manage the funds and ensure that critical projects, like raising the Anderson Ranch dam and finishing the pipeline to the Mountain Home Airforce Base, are completed. The funds will also support infrastructure for water recharging on the Upper Snake River and replace aging infrastructure for irrigation districts and canals.