Klamath Irrigation District
Government AdministrationOregon, United States11-50 Employees
The Klamath Irrigation District is a special government district based in Klamath Falls, Oregon, established to manage and deliver an adequate water supply for the Klamath Project under Oregon Revised Statute Chapter 545. Its origins trace to the 1905 bylaws of the Klamath Water Users Association, which described authority for landowners to contract with the federal government; the district was officially established by a 1917 court order to assume those contracts. The district's mission is to acquire, maintain, assure, and deliver water for beneficial use on qualified land within the Klamath Project. It represents its Patrons before government agencies, the legislature, and Congress, seeking protection for water rights and defending the district's operations from actions that would diminish its effectiveness, while promoting conservation of water, soil, and other natural resources. Based in Klamath Falls, it operates as a small government organization, and in March 2026 announced plans to modernize its irrigation infrastructure to improve system efficiency, with a public input meeting planned in Merrill, Wisconsin in April 2026.
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