Yuma Mesa Irrigation & Drainage District

Yuma Irrigation District, located in Yuma, Arizona, receives its water from Imperial Dam through the Gila Gravity Main Canal, in collaboration with four other irrigation districts. The district prioritizes water conservation, utilizing a network of open concrete lined canals and underground pipelines to efficiently deliver water to farms. With a focus on sustainability, Yuma Irrigation District employs modern irrigation techniques such as sprinklers on over 7,000 acres of produce to optimize water usage and increase agricultural capacity. The district's commitment to water metering and infrastructure maintenance underscores its dedication to efficient water management in the region.Generated from the website

Imperial Irrigation District is a public service agency providing water and energy supply services. With more than 3,000 miles of canals and drains, it is one of the largest irrigation districts in the United States. The district is also one of the largest electrical utilities in California, serving more than 145,000 customers in Imperial County and portions of Riverside and San Diego counties. Additionally, Imperial Irrigation District offers a range of services, such as emergency management, environment management and economic development services.