TID News & Announcements

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Following two years with no fee increases, the Board of Directors has determined the need to increase fees to cover the day-to-day operations of the district. As we all know, the costs for everything have increased considerably and we need to be able to keep up with those increasing costs. Effective with the next billing, … Read more

The irrigation water was shutoff to all canals first thing this morning. We would again, like to express our sincere thanks to our water users for your understanding and patience during this second year in a row of extremely low water supplies. Let’s all hope for lots of snowpack in the mountains this winter and … Read more

Due to extremely low reservoir levels and depleted water supply, the district will be shutting the water off to all canals at 7:00 a.m. Friday morning, August 19, 2022. The lower end of some canals may have water in them until  Saturday, while the water drains down through the system.  We would like to thank … Read more

The hot weather continues which adds to the difficulty of the water flowing through all canals due to the aquatic weed growth. During the heat of the day when the water temperature increases the aquatic weeds raise up in the canal and slow the flow of water. Overnight when the water temperature cools somewhat, the … Read more

Senator Jeff Merkley drafted a bill which includes funding to modernize water infrastructure in Oregon. Talent Irrigation District is very pleased to announce that we have been included in this bill for our infrastructure project for the Billings Siphon and Eastside Canal Project. The amount of money allocated for the district is $5M. The estimated … Read more

As we all know, this week is calling for temperatures over 100°. As if the water situation was not problematic enough, these temperatures add to the difficulty of making water deliveries. With these types of temperatures, the water moves slower and there is more evaporation, not to mention that everyone loses patience and tempers begin … Read more

Our canals are currently running at full capacity.  Attempting to add any additional flows increases the risk of overtopping the canals on their upper reaches.  Therefore, we have to work with the flows we have and to distribute the water as equitably as possible. We are still struggling to get water to the lower ends … Read more

The office is receiving an unprecedented number of calls regarding when people can irrigate. Some people have already been able to irrigate for a period of time while others have not been able to irrigate as of yet. We posted that we would begin making water deliveries on July 5th, but we still had to … Read more

The repair has been made to the E-7 Lateral and we are working to charge the line which has to be done slowly so the line does not fail again. People will be able to start irrigating off the line after noon on Thursday, July 14th. If people try to use the water before then, … Read more