Tumalo Irrigation District

Tumalo Irrigation District would like to remind all patrons, property owners, renters, and contractors that dumping yard debris, grass clippings, pine needles, brush, or any other material on TID…

06-23-26: Unfortunately, water supply conditions have deteriorated to the point that the District can no longer maintain full deliveries to all patrons simultaneously. To stretch the available supply…

To start, stop, or adjust your irrigation water service, please contact the Tumalo Irrigation District office at (541) 382-3053. All water change requests must be made through the office so they can…

How Water Moves Through TID’s Current Hybrid System

The Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation District (DSWCD) provides free technical assistance, education, and financial assistance to support Deschutes County residents and landowners.

There will be an election November 10, 2026 for Divisions 2, 4, and 5.

View the DBBC's 2025 Impact Report here.

Now Accepting Applications for the OWRF Scholarship Program for the 2026-2027 academic year! 

Irrigation season starts but could be cut back early due to low snowpack, drought

Warm temperatures are melting snow in many areas. Read more here.

Updates on Legislative Bills can be found here. 

Noxious weeds are non-native, aggressive plants brought to the U.S. accidentally or intentionally. These plants are invading vast areas across the West.