The District is Hiring!
The District is currently recruiting for two positions: a Irrigation and Operations Worker and a Project Hydrologist. We invite all interested applicants to read the job announcements linked below and encourage qualified candidates to apply to join our innovative team.
Irrigation and Operations Worker
Irrigation and Operations Workers work to fulfill the District’s most fundamental mission to provide water to farmers throughout the growing season to help support western Yolo County’s economy and preserve it’s agricultural heritage. Irrigation and Operations Workers are sometimes called upon to respond to emergencies in the field, in order to respond in a timely manner, applicants need to reside within a 15-mile radius of the District headquarters. Please see the map linked below to determine if you reside within the desired geographical area, and the job announcement for job qualifications, essential job functions and instructions on how to apply.
Project Hydrogeologist
The District, in conjunction with the Yolo Subbasin Groundwater Agency (YSGA), is recruiting for a Project Hydrogeologist to help implement the YSGA’s Groundwater Sustainability Plan, and support the District’s active groundwater recharge efforts. Qualified applicants are encouraged to apply to join an organization that has long been on the forefront in preserving vital groundwater resources. Please see the job announcement linked below for details regarding required job qualifications, examples of job duties, and application instructions.
Indian Valley Campground Open for Camping Season: NO OHVs ALLOWED
Indian Valley Campground has reopened for the camping season. Visitors should be aware that no OHVs are allowed in the campground. OHVs riders have continuously disobeyed campground rules and negatively impacted the camping experience of others, therefore they are no longer allowed in the campground.
All visitors should be aware of the following:
- Day use and camping fees apply:
- $10 for day use per vehicle (includes boat launch)
- $20 per night for campers per vehicle (includes boat launch)
- Payment is either cash or check; no credit card processing is available
- Pay at the iron ranger at the stop sign upon entry
- All water for personal needs (drinking, washing, etc.) needs to be brought in
- All non-car-top boats need to have a Lake County mussel screening sticker prior to launching
- Visitors are responsible for following campground rules as posted.