Federal grant · project grant (b)
Circleville Irrigation Company (company), Located in Piute County, Utah, Will Install 2,700 Feet of Pipe in the Dalton Ditch, an Earthen Irrigation Canal, to Improve Water Conservation and Conveyance. the Circleville Irrigation Company Diverts Water Into the Dalton Ditch From the Sevier River. the Sevier River Supports Several Diversions and Is Prone to Running Dry. Piping the Canal Will Prevent Water Loss From Seepage and Evaporation, Allowing for More Efficient Management of Water Flow to Match Demand. This Will Conserve Additional Water for Other Irrigators by Keeping Water in the River. This Project Aligns With Circleville Irrigation Companys Goals of Enhancing Irrigation Efficiency and Water Management Within the Community.
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$100,000
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