Federal grant
The Central Platte Natural Resources District, in Partnership With the Thirty Mile Irrigation District, Located in South Central Nebraska, Will Install Five Automated Gates on Thirty Mile Canal. These Gates Will Have Integrated Flow Measurement Technology to Precisely Measure and Automatically Adjust Flow Rates. Automating the Canal Will Improve Water Savings and Improve Water Service Throughout the Area. Flow Data Collected From These Features Will Increase Central Platte Natural Resource Districts and Thirty Mile Irrigation Districts Understanding of Water Usage Patterns and Detect Water Breaches. the Project Supports the Resource Districts Integrated Management Plans Goal of Implementing Measures to Address the Impacts of Streamflow Depletions on Surface-water Appropriations.
Committed
$89,187
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