North Unit Irrigation District will be conducting a district-wide chemical treatment using Copper Sulfate Crystals on Friday, June14th beginning @ 5:00 am.
If you don’t want the treated water you will need to turn off on Friday, June 14th and you may order water again on Monday, June 17th.
This treatment is harmful to fish and animals. The turnaround time in which you may safely use the irrigation water again once the treatment is completed is 48 hours.
If you have any questions, you can call the district office at 541-475-3625 and ask for Dennis Krueger or call his cell (541) 948-7277 or visit our website at: https://northunitid.com/noxious-weed-management/
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