News & Announcements

Get the latest on SVID’s Priming Schedule, Canal/Lateral down info, breaks, proration/rationing info, and more.

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Assessment Mailing

Keep an eye out. Assessments for 2025 have been mailed.

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Canal Shut down Schedule 2024

Sunnyside Valley Irrigation District (SVID) will be shutting down the Sunnyside Canal Starting October 18, and concluding on October 20, 2024. Some laterals and deliveries may have water for a few days beyond that date as the canal is draining and de-watering. Lateral’s 54.01 & 54.12 will be shut off on October 14th, 2024. This early shut down will allow for work to commence on this year’s ELIPS piping project. If you have questions as to whether you are effected by the early shut down, please contact SVID at 837-6980.
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Proration and Rationing Info

Bureau of Reclamation drought update

The Yakima Basin system went on pro-rationing on May 21st. The current proration rate is 54% based on the May 1, total water supply available (TWSA). Storage control has yet to be set. SVID water delivery is currently set at 200% (6.67 gallons per minute per acre).
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Lateral Status

BeatLateral #Comments
747.14 - HWDown for SVID repair
1051.87L - HWDown for repair

Aquatic Treatments

Sunnyside Valley Irrigation District will be continuing our aquatic weed treatment program.     

Treatments made with Acrolein (Magnicide H), are labeled as being toxic to fish.  If you use your irrigation water for fish rearing, you are advised to discontinue using the irrigation water, beginning on the day of treatment and for at least two days thereafter.    

We will also be treating with Cascade and/or Teton (Endothall). If you do not wish to use treated water for any reason, you are advised to discontinue using the irrigation water, beginning on the day of treatment and for at least two days thereafter.   

Treatments made with copper are labeled as being toxic to fish.  If you use your irrigation water for fish rearing, you are advised to discontinue using the irrigation water, beginning on the day of treatment and for at least two days thereafter.

Below is the list of scheduled treatments.

DateLocationAffected BeatsHerbicide/Chemical
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