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The $10 million project that restructured the way the Methow Valley Irrigation District (MVID) delivers water was highlighted as a model approach to water conservation at a recent White House Water Summit.
The “Instream Flow Improvement Project” was one …
Work on installing underground irrigation lines in the Painter’s Addition neighborhood of Twisp is expected to begin next week.
The work is part of a $10 million Instream Flow Improvement Project that began last fall and is restructuring the way the Methow Valley Irrigation District (MVID) delivers water to its members.
About 30 landowners who are members of Methow Valley Irrigation District have dug wells or opted out of the district as part of the reconfiguration of MVID’s irrigation delivery system. Two well-drilling companies and a pump installer are working with MVID members along Twisp-Carlton Road to provide new wells …
Crews began installing new irrigation pipe this week to serve Methow Valley Irrigation District (MVID) customers living within Twisp town limits. As work progresses over the next couple of months, residents will see construction crews digging ditches and laying pipe in Twisp east of the Methow River on property north and …
By Ann McCreary
With a sense of disbelief, state environmental officials and Methow Valley Irrigation District (MVID) directors came together last week to celebrate the first phase of a project that many thought would never happen.
By Ann McCreary
After years of planning, going back to the drawing board, and making new plans, construction on a new delivery system for Methow Valley Irrigation District (MVID) will begin after the canal is turned off for the season on Wednesday (Oct. 1).
By Ann McCreary
Twisp’s law prohibiting new wells in town will be amended to allow Methow Valley Irrigation District (MVID) to drill four …
By Ann McCreary
Twisp officials are considering whether to provide an exception to the town’s longstanding moratorium on well drilling to allow …
By Ann McCreary
Members of the Methow Valley Irrigation District expressed concern and confusion Monday (April 14) about ongoing plans to restructure the way the district delivers water. About 40 MVID members attended a meeting held by district directors at the Senior Center in Twisp to provide
By Ann McCreary
With construction estimates over budget, directors of the Methow Valley Irrigation District (MVID) are evaluating design options to try to bring down costs on the $10 million …
