irrigation

Not just Grant County, but irrigation canals everywhere

water levels indicate some of the good snowfall melted off

Monday, May 8th, city officials said some Pasco customers could experience low or little pressure.

According to the Bureau, water levels in the five reservoirs that supply our water are high enough to supply for 2023

The KID does not have a vision for any rate increases for 2023

Want to know why your Kennewick irrigation water is delayed? Here's why...

Find out when (approximately) your water will start flowing

The official water shut-off date is October 12th but the Kennewick Irrigation District has a few reminders for customers as the season comes to a close.

Despite a lot of snow in the mountains, especially late, and a lot here, we just didn't get the snowpack needed.

Regardless of Snowmageddon in February, it's the snowpack in Cascades and elsewhere, and reservoir levels that determine what water will look like irrigation wise this year, and every year. Kennewick Irrigation District, and others, are now saying the water levels are dropping when it comes to percentage of what is needed to deliver 'normal' or healthy levels...

The Kennewick Irrigation District and other water suppliers are reminding customers to get ready.