The mission of Anderson-Cottonwood Irrigation District is to utilize and protect its historic right to water, and to operate and improve the works essential for dependable conveyance of such water to its users.
2012
Fish Viewing Facility at Caldwell Park
The District continues to seek ways to improve its service and viability through strong leadership, communication, system improvements and capital replacement projects.
Board of Directors: The current Board is a group of dedicated elected officials who bring a wide range of experience and abilities to the table. The Board is dedicated to the viability and longevity of the District and its continued contributions to the community. Learn more about these Directors and the Divisions that they represent.
Communications: Anderson-Cottonwood Irrigation District is committed to improving communications and expanding the availability of information to its customers and stakeholders. The use of digital technology, including this website and a database of email addresses, are key elements of this effort. We are hoping to produce a quarterly newsletter in the future but have yet to start publication. Please sign up here for email announcements and the newsletter, when available.
The Year in Review: In a report to the Board of Directors on December 15, General Manager Wangberg provided a summary of staff activities and accomplishments for 2011, and District and management goals for 2012. To view the summary, please click here or the link above.
Northern Sacramento Valley Integrated Regional Water Management Plan: The six counties of the Northern Sacramento Valley have been working together for over 10 years to lay the foundation for an integrated regional plan to address water-related issues such as economic health and vitality; water supply reliability; flood, stormwater and flood management; water quality improvements; and ecosystem protection and enhancement. The counties have committed to developing a valley-wide Integrated Regional Water Management Plan by September 2013.
There are three public workshops scheduled for mid-January in different north-valley locations to facilitate input from the public. Please click here or the link above for a fact sheet that contains background, contact, and workshop information.
Please also visit the NSV IRWM website at http://www.nsvwaterplan.org/.
There are three public workshops scheduled for mid-January in different north-valley locations to facilitate input from the public. Please click here or the link above for a fact sheet that contains background, contact, and workshop information.
Please also visit the NSV IRWM website at http://www.nsvwaterplan.org/.
Mobile Irrigation Lab: The Tehama County Resources Conservation District operates a Mobile Irrigation Lab to conduct analyses of irrigation and irrigation systems on private lands. The purpose of the investigations and resultant data is to assist farmers and growers in making more efficient use of their water and power and increasing crop yields. The program is funded by the Bureau of Reclamation through a partnership with Anderson-Cottonwood Irrigation District, which acts as the contracting agency for grant funding. For more information, call the Tehama County RCD at (530) 527-3013 x5, or visit their website here.
Upcoming Events.
Board of Directors
February 9, 2012
February 9, 2012
Documents
Final EA/IS
A Final Environmental Assessment/Initial Study, Mitigated Negative Declaration and Finding of No Significant Impact has been released for the District's Integrated Regional Water Management Program - Groundwater Production Element Project; to view the Final changes, comments, and responses to comments, click here.
Public Draft EA/IS
To view the Public Draft EA/IS, Mitigated Negative Declaration and Finding of No Significant Impact, click here.
Rules and Regulations
Revised in February 2012, the Rules and Regulations are available in two formats - Full Page and Pamphlet; to create a pamphlet, print the download on both sides of the page, turning the page on the short edge.
2012 Application for Water
Click here for application.
System Improvement Program
Since 2008 the District has focused on necessary repairs and improvements to its laterals and conveyance structures; click here for a summary of completed and proposed projects.
Since 2008 the District has focused on necessary repairs and improvements to its laterals and conveyance structures; click here for a summary of completed and proposed projects.