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Federal grant · project grant (b)
North Unit Irrigation District (district), Located in Northwestern Oregon, Will Install a Flume at the End of Pipeline 58-11 That Will Be Equipped With Telemetry, a Water-level Pressure Sensor and Programmable Logic Controller. With This Technology, the District Can Monitor and Control the Pipeline Flows in Real-time, Helping to Eliminate Losses. the District Will Have Better Control of the Pipelines Tailwater Releases and Overall Management of the Water Conveyance System. by Optimizing the Management and Conveyance of Water, This Project Supports the Districts Initiatives for Improving Water Conservation and Delivery in Oregons Deschutes Basin Outlined in the 2023 Final Watershed Plan-environmental Assessment. the Project Also Addresses the Improvement of Water Conservation and Management, Water Use Efficiency, and Water Conservation Project Goals of the North Unit Irrigation District Water Management and Conservation Plan.
Committed
$49,987
Paid out
$23.9K
48%
Committed, not yet paid
$26.1K
52%
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