KENNEWICK, WA – The Kennewick Irrigation District (KID) Board of Directors met in a special session today to review the Washington State Department of Ecology’s emergency order which halts all surface water diversions in the Yakima Basin beginning in the morning of Monday, October 6, 2025. As a result, the

The last water delivery date for the 2025 irrigation season will be Sunday, October 12th. We sincerely thank all customers who followed the voluntary watering schedule this year. We recognize it was challenging, but because of your cooperation, we were able to make it through the season without implementing mandatory

Photo Courtesy of the Bureau of Reclamation KENNEWICK, WA – The Kennewick Irrigation District (KID) is informing its customers of a temporary reduction in water supply, effective today and expected to last through the holiday weekend. This reduction is a direct result of the Bureau of Reclamation not meeting necessary

Community Discussion: Proposed Reservoir Project & Drought Outlook We invite you to attend a community information session to discuss the proposed reservoir project. This event offers a valuable opportunity to learn more about the project’s details and its potential implications for our region. In addition to the reservoir project, we

May is National Water Safety Month! Although the Salmon Summit took place at the end of April, it was a great opportunity for us to educate hundreds of kids on the importance of being safe around canals. Here are a few highlights from our booth: KID History – Sharing our

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Matthew Berglund | Public Information Officer As we prepare for the upcoming irrigation season, it’s important to remember that drought conditions continue to impact the Yakima Basin. While we anticipate a challenging year ahead, each of us can play a crucial role in conserving water and ensuring a sustainable supply

KENNEWICK, WA – The Kennewick Irrigation District (KID) Board of Directors has approved an increase in irrigation assessments for the upcoming irrigation season. The rate, based on your acreage in the tiered rate structure, could be between 8% and 18%. Reasons for the Increase The KID Board carefully considered several

The Kennewick Irrigation District (KID) serves up to 20,201 acres of agricultural and residential customers in a region of Washington State that receives less than 10 inches of precipitation per year on average. These challenging conditions make irrigation necessary to grow economically valuable agricultural products such as cherries and grapes