Mission Statement - Paradise Irrigation District (PID) is dedicated to the business of producing and delivering a safe, dependable supply of quality water in an efficient, cost effective manner with service that meets or exceeds the expectation of our customers. adopted Feb 02,2005 by unanimous vote of the Board of Directors


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Season to date rainfall is measured between
July 1, 2007 & June 30, 2008
Updated October 31, 2008


 
Paradise Reservoir -26.70'
Magalia Reservoir -30.80'
last updated:
11/14/2008

 

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GENERAL QUESTIONS


Where are PID's district boundaries?
Does PID service the Magalia or Oroville Area?
Who do I contact about a water leak?
Who should I contact before digging around water mains?
What is PID's connection with the Town Of Paradise?
Is it PID's responsibility to repair damaged culverts or drainage ditches?
Is PID responsible for repairing and maintaining Paradise roads?
Does PID decide where fire hydrants are placed and which are upgraded?


Where are PID's District boundaries?

Generally, PID's boundaries are the same as the Town of Paradise.   See map located on the ..... page.

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Does PID service the Magalia or Oroville Area?

Paradise Irrigation only serves property within the district boundaries.  Contact Del Oro Water Company for service in Magalia, Paradise Pines and the Lime Saddle areas.  Oroville is served by Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation District and California Water Service.

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Who do I contact about a water leak?

Leaks in the street and on District mains are repaired by District personnel.  Leaks on the customer side of the meter must be repaired by the customer.   If unsure who's responsibility the leak is, call us!

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Who should I contact before digging around water mains?

Before any excavation, contact USA (Underground Service Alert) at 1-800-642-2444 for locating all utilities.

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What is PID's connection with the Town Of Paradise?

PID and the Town of Paradise are two separate agencies, each governed by an elected board/council.  The agencies work together in many areas including planning, fire protection, and emergency response.

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Is it PID's responsibility to repair damaged culverts or drainage ditches?

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Is it PID's responsibility for repairing and maintaining Paradise roads?

PID is responsible for repairing public and private road and drainage facilities that are affected from construction an maintenance activities.  questions regarding these activities should be directed to PID.  Questions regarding general road conditions should be directed to Town of Paradise Public Works Department.

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Does PID decide where fire hydrants are placed and which are upgraded?

 No.  Fire hydrant locations and priorities are determined by the Paradise Fire Department (PFD).  PID and Town of Paradise (TOP) have a cooperative agreement to install and maintain hydrants.  Hydrants are installed by PID using PFD funding ($2 fee is collected by PID for PFD) or private landowners.

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