Originating in the headwaters of the Yuba River, Bear River and Deer Creek, NID’s water begins as snowmelt found in 70,000 acres of high...

NID moves water through 450 miles of canal to become irrigation water for 30,000 acres of farmland annually.

At Rollins and Scotts Flat reservoirs, NID provides trails, campgrounds and beaches for the community’s enjoyment. Higher up in the mountains, NID...

NID operates seven hydroelectric plants and 12 miles of overhead power lines that deliver 83 Megawatts of clean, carbon free energy to the...

NID encourages water conservation as a means to preserving our precious water resources.