Blog

Welcome to NID's new water blog. The District is celebrating our 100th year of operation. Throughout the year, we will explore the intricacies of how water gets to you. It is an enormous effort. And to tell the story, we will spotlight the men and women who work hard to make sure when you turn on the tap or crank a valve, the water flows. Check out the entries below:

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No drop in the bucket – water conservation pays off

You turn on the faucet, and the water flows. Pure water is something we can take for granted, but it’s a fact that water is not an endless resource.

NID turns 100 years old

The Nevada Irrigation District is celebrating a milestone in 2021, as we enter our 100th year of operation. It’s our anniversary and we want to celebrate with you all year long!

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Mountain Snowpack and Our Water Supply: Why do we weigh the snow?

The Nevada Irrigation District depends on Sierra snowpack for its water supply. On one hand, it’s a simple process. During winter, snow amasses in the higher elevations. The warmer temperatures of spring and early summer melt the snow, and it creates water runoff that flows down to the foothills through the District’s infrastructure and to your tap.

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