Lake Madrone Water District

South Feather Water & Power is a utility firm that supplies drinking water to its customers and agricultural users. The company utilizes hydroelectric generation facilities to optimize revenue from power generation. Its reservoirs provide a variety of recreational activities, such as skiing, fishing, boating, snowmobiling and camping. South Feather Water & Power also operates a photovoltaic generating system that generates electricity needed for its treatment plant. The company has backup generators at its facilities that ensure water availability even during the power outages that occur occasionally. It undertakes solar projects that generate electrical power to operate its water treatment facility located in Miners Ranch, Calif. South Feather Water & Power s solar panels are spread over an area of more than 2-acre and convert sunlight into electricity that are used to operate pumps and equipment, as well as control the treatment plant. The company delivers water through a series of dams, canals and tunnels to Miners Ranch Reservoir. It is located in Oroville, Calif.

North Yuba Water District, located in Brownsville, California, serves as a vital local government entity focused on providing water services to its community. The district is dedicated to transparency and public engagement, offering various resources and updates to its constituents. As the most localized form of government, the district emphasizes its commitment to accessibility by ensuring that its services and information are available to all individuals, including those with disabilities. Through initiatives like board meetings and customer support, North Yuba Water District strives to meet the needs of the community effectively. Generated from the website

The Western Canal Water District, formed on December 18, 1984, as a California Water District, encompasses approximately 67,500 acres, with around 59,000 acres deemed irrigable. The district acquired the Western Canal water system from Pacific Gas and Electric Company, which had previously obtained it from the Great Western Power Company, and has been operational since 1911. The district's water supply is derived from the Feather River and includes pre-1914 surface water rights, with a total entitlement of 150,000 acre-feet of natural flow, subject to drought reductions. Additionally, the district holds an adjudicated water right on Butte Creek, allowing for a maximum diversion of 9,300 acre-feet, contingent on surplus availability. Generated from the website