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Imperial Irrigation District | Home Imperial Irrigation District (IID) has successfully secured more than $319 million in grants for 2024 The funding will ease financial pressures on local ratepayers while strengthening water and power reliability across the region
Imperial Irrigation District - Wikipedia The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) is an irrigation district that serves the Imperial Valley and a large portion of the Coachella Valley in the Colorado Desert region of Southern California
Imperial Irrigation District - California The Imperial Irrigation District (IID), a community-owned utility, provides electricity and irrigation water to the lower southeastern portion of California's desert
Imperial Irrigation District Approves Power Rate Update . . . The Imperial Irrigation District (IID) approved a power rate update on Tuesday, raising customer bills by about $29 per month starting February 1st Officials cited aging infrastructure and under-collection of $100 million annually as key reasons for the change
IID Approves Deficit Irrigation Program Amid Farmers’ Concerns EL CENTRO — The Imperial Irrigation District Board of Directors approved the 2025 On-Farm Efficiency Conservation Program and Deficit Irrigation Program (DIP) on Tuesday, Feb 18, setting the per-acre-foot compensation at $450 for on-farm conservation and $300 for deficit irrigation
Imperial Irrigation District earns national recognition for . . . Imperial Irrigation District staff and leadership celebrate receiving the American Public Power Association’s 2024 Safety Award of Excellence IID earned the DIAMOND award for its outstanding safety practices and incident-free record among utilities with 2 5 million worker-hours of exposure