Winterization Procedures To prevent freezing and potential damage to your irrigation system, please follow these steps: Verify Shut-Off: Ensure water delivery to your home has ended for the season. Avoid blowing out sprinklers before the official shut-off date to prevent freezing and breakage. Drain Riser & Valve: Disconnect hoses or

Today is officially “Talk Like a Pirate Day” and if you’re looking to partake in the festivities, below are some links to all things pirates! Arrrrggghhhh! Pirate Quotes & Sayings Pirate Jokes Pirate Riddles for Kids History of Pirate Talk

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Investments will fund water efficiency and drought resilience projects in California, Colorado, Idaho, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming Media Contact: Peter Soeth 303.445.3615 psoeth@usbr.gov Interior_Press@ios.doi.gov Interior_Press@ios.doi.gov WASHINGTON – The Department of the Interior today announced $25.5 million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funds for WaterSMART Water and Energy Efficiency Grants to safeguard local water

NEW | If you ever logged into your KID account using your phone, you probably discovered that it wasn’t very mobile friendly. So we updated it! This new version will make it much easier to make changes to your account, pay your bill, or order your water. Just visit payments.kid.org/truecip

What is Title Transfer? Ever since the modern Kennewick Irrigation District (KID) went online with deliveries beginning in 1957, most of the irrigation facilities (canals, laterals, and Amon pump station) have been owned by the federal government, specifically the United States Bureau of Reclamation. Due to the fact that constructing

Contractors Damaging Irrigation Lines, Among Others – Emergency Declared Proclamation of Emergency KENNEWICK, WA – (Summary) Due to an unprecedented number of broken main lines in its district from various contractors installing high speed internet conduits via trenchless excavation and boring, The Kennewick Irrigation District (KID) is officially declaring an