Stay informed on the latest developments regarding Mirror Pond dam with Bend Park & Recreation District. Find out if the public will have access to the inspection report.
Despite some relief from a wet February and March, the Ochoco Irrigation District in Crook County may struggle to make full deliveries to all 862 customers.
Learn about the Bend man's proposed ballot initiative for Mirror Pond, as he refiles the same initiative after pulling the original filing. Stay updated on this important local issue.
A contentious dispute between Central Oregon Irrigation District and property owners near Bend over an irrigation canal continues, sparking heated debate.
Witness an excavator navigating through the waters of Deschutes River in Bend, near Colorado Avenue Bridge. Experience the power of machinery in action.
Stay updated on the flow along the Deschutes River as it is expected to peak today after rising for the past few days. Don't miss out on the latest updates!
The Bend City Council is set to approve a $24 million guaranteed maximum price for the construction of a membrane water treatment plant for the Bridge Creek water project.
A federal judge denies Central Oregon LandWatch's attempt to stop Bend's Bridge Creek water project. The controversial project moves forward despite opposition.
Stay updated on the latest news in Bend as officials work towards a settlement for the Bridge Creek water supply project. Follow the progress of the $24 million project and the ongoing discussions with groups involved in the lawsuit.
Explore the Deschutes River Trail with Bend Park & Recreation District for uninterrupted access to the heart of the community. Enjoy the beautiful waterway!
After years of negotiation, a critical section of Whychus Creek will be restored to its natural condition, resolving complicated details among property owner and agencies.
Letter: Irrigation districts collaborate for positive change
Discover the trend of cooperation and collaboration in Central Oregon, leading to Oregon's national leadership in river restoration and renewable energy.
Exciting plans to build fish passage on two dams in Bend will soon allow fish to freely navigate the Middle Deschutes River. Mirror Pond dam will be the last obstacle for fish within the next five years.
