Eagle Point Irrigation District
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Office Hours:
M-F, 7:30AM to 4:00PM |
PO Box 157
2429 Brophy Road Eagle Point, OR |
Welcome
We provide water to 8,260 acres of land and 540 patrons. The Eagle Point area is known for it's quality grass hay produced by the local farmers. The seven person crew at EPID recognizes the contributions farmers make to our community and we do our best to serve their needs. Our Board of Directors develop and uphold district policies, which includes three members : President, Vice President & Director. Each Board member must own property with in our district to be elected by the 540 patrons .
Irrigation season starts in early to mid-April and may continue through early October. During water season our crew is dedicated to allotting water as efficiently as possible and preventing interruptions in water flow. During the winter months we capitalize on the water flow to operate our power plant and complete projects and maintenance required for a pleasant operation during water season.
Irrigation season starts in early to mid-April and may continue through early October. During water season our crew is dedicated to allotting water as efficiently as possible and preventing interruptions in water flow. During the winter months we capitalize on the water flow to operate our power plant and complete projects and maintenance required for a pleasant operation during water season.
SECOND HALF STATEMENTS MAILED OUT : 5/29/2026
CHANGES TO LATE FEES:
Due to recent changes by the United States Postal Service (USPS), we can no longer accept payments based on the date they are dropped in the mail, as local post offices no longer apply same-day postmarks. Mail is now transported to Portland, and the postmark often reflects the date of processing, which can be 1-3 days after you drop it off, resulting in late fees. To ensure timely payment, we require that payments be physically received by the due date or, if using mail, hand- stamped inside the post office on the day of mailing.
Recommendation: To avoid late fees, please ensure payment is mailed early or receive a manual postmark by a postal clerk.
Due to recent changes by the United States Postal Service (USPS), we can no longer accept payments based on the date they are dropped in the mail, as local post offices no longer apply same-day postmarks. Mail is now transported to Portland, and the postmark often reflects the date of processing, which can be 1-3 days after you drop it off, resulting in late fees. To ensure timely payment, we require that payments be physically received by the due date or, if using mail, hand- stamped inside the post office on the day of mailing.
Recommendation: To avoid late fees, please ensure payment is mailed early or receive a manual postmark by a postal clerk.
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Water Rotation Schedules Please contact your ditch rider if you have any problems or questions. Your ditch rider WILL NOT telephone you every two weeks to notify you of your time. Please keep this rotation schedule. If there's a change from this schedule, your ditch rider will notify you. If you have an irrigator, please make sure they get a copy of the schedule. IF YOU PLAN ON HAYING OR TURNING DOWN YOUR WATER FOR ANY REASON:
It is your responsibility to notify your ditch rider or the district office in advance. |
2026 Water Season
The 2026 irrigation season is scheduled to begin on April 22nd. We are starting with
our standard 14-day rotation cycle and will maintain this for as long as possible.
The 2026 irrigation season is scheduled to begin on April 22nd. We are starting with
our standard 14-day rotation cycle and will maintain this for as long as possible.
Water Levels
Due to historically low snowpack and water levels, the irrigation season could be shortened based on water supply. |
Livestock
If you have livestock dependent on irrigation water, we recommend planning for possible alternate water source. |
Public Meeting
We are monitoring water levels closely and will notify you of any schedule changes. |
Expect lower-than-normal water levels and fluctuations throughout the system as we work to stretch our available supply. Flows may be less than optimum and marginally adequate. We ask for your patience and understudying as we work through these trying times.
