Capital Improvement Plan
The Patterson Irrigation District's 2019 Capital Improvement Plan can be downloaded at the following link:
Employment Positions
The Patterson Irrigation District employs qualified individuals who possess the necessary training, education and experience to perform the various duties and responsibilities of the job. Ideal candidates possess initiative, creativity, a strong work ethic, and the ability to contribute to the success of the organization.
As an employer we offer competitive salaries and benefits including: Medical, Dental, and Vision Care for employees and qualifying family members, CalPERS Retirement, CalPERS 457 Deferred Compensation Plan, and a variety of paid time to maintain a healthy work-life balance.
Patterson Irrigation District is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to compliance with all applicable laws providing for equal employment opportunities.
To apply for a current opening listed below, you must print, complete and submit the Employment Application along with a Resume to the following:
Patterson Irrigation District OR E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Human Resources Department
987 Orange Avenue
Patterson, CA 95363
The Patterson Irrigation District is currently accepting applications for the following position(s):
- Maintenance
Water Quality Data
Please be advised that the water quality data provided herein is from a water quality sensor at the Patterson Irrigation District’s diversion. The sensor is periodically calibrated; however the data produced is limited to the accuracy of the sensor at the time the data was collected, the last time the sensor was calibrated, and is only representative of the location of which the sensor was installed and at the time the measurement was taken. By no means is the sensor a replacement for lab quality data, nor is it representative of water quality throughout the District.
Please be advised that any use of the water quality data provided by the District through this link is not a representation of water quality throughout the District and should not be used as a metric to make decisions on farming practices for the quality of water at any turnout throughout the District.
By clicking the link below, you acknowledge that PID makes no guarantees on the quality of the water at each turnout and whether this data is consistent throughout the District. The District will not be held liable or responsible for the end users actions regarding the use of the data.
2019
Water Quality Data
Please be advised that the water quality data provided herein is from a water quality sensor at the Patterson Irrigation District’s diversion. The sensor is periodically calibrated; however the data produced is limited to the accuracy of the sensor at the time the data was collected, the last time the sensor was calibrated, and is only representative of the location of which the sensor was installed and at the time the measurement was taken. By no means is the sensor a replacement for lab quality data, nor is it representative of water quality throughout the District.
Please be advised that any use of the water quality data provided by the District below is not a representation of water quality throughout the District and should not be used as a metric to make decisions on farming practices for the quality of water at any turnout throughout the District.
By viewing the data below, you acknowledge that PID makes no guarantees on the quality of the water at each turnout and whether this data is consistent throughout the District. The District will not be held liable or responsible for the end users actions regarding the use of the data.
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