Consolidated Irrigation District

The Fresno Irrigation District was formed in 1920 as the successor to the Fresno Canal and Land Company. The district comprises some 245,000 acres, lies entirely within Fresno County, Calif. The district also operates approximately 800 miles of canals and pipelines. Total irrigated area exceeds 150,000 acres. In a normal year, the district diverts approximately 500,000 acre-feet of water and delivers most of that to agricultural users. The district has also combined forces with the city of Fresno, the city of Clovis, the county of Fresno and the Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District in a cooperative effort to develop and implement a surface and groundwater management program. The main thrust of the program involves using flood control basins for recharge during the summer when the basins are not needed to control urban storm runoff. The Fresno Irrigation District is located in Fresno.

The Lower Tule River Pixley Irrigation Districts, established in 1950 and 1958 respectively, provide supplemental water for crop irrigation to over 125,000 acres in California's Central Valley. Committed to delivering an affordable and dependable water supply for present and future generations, they excel in water resource management and strive for excellence in service. With a focus on innovative water supply management, the district aims to sustainably manage groundwater through their Lower Tule River Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP) and Pixley GSP Draft. Trusted partners in the region, they keep landowners informed through regular email updates and provide resources such as district maps and fact sheets to ensure transparency and understanding of their policies and procedures.Generated from the website

The Madera Irrigation District (MID) in Madera, CA, has a rich history dating back to its establishment, offering a range of services and resources to growers in the region. With a focus on sustainable water management, MID operates various departments including Administration, Engineering, Finance, Human Resources, and Operations. Under the governance of a dedicated Board of Directors, MID provides irrigation solutions, maintains the Fresno River, and collaborates with the Groundwater Sustainability Agency to ensure the long-term viability of water resources in the area. Committed to serving the agricultural community, MID continues to play a vital role in supporting local growers and fostering responsible water usage.Generated from the website