Federal grant · project grant (b)
Fremont Madison Irrigation District (district), Located in Eastern Idaho, Will Automate Six Water Control Structures and Install Remote Operation and Data Collection Equipment. With the Installation of Automated Gates, the District Will Be Able to Set the Desired Water Elevation in the Canal and Automatically Adjust Gate Position to Maintain Desired Water Levels. This Project Will Benefit the Upper Snake Reservoir System and Result in in More Constant Releases From the Reservoir to Improve Conditions for Fish and Wildlife Including the Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout. This Project Supports the Goals of the Fremont-madison Irrigation District Conservation Plan.
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$100,000
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