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'Transformational': NID welcomes new manager, declares drought

Photo: Elias Funez It welcomed its new general manager Jennifer Hanson. And it declared a drought. Hanson, who previously served as Lincoln’s city manager, will be NID’s 15th general manager and the first woman to head the district in its 100-year history. Division 1 Director Ricki Heck said the board chose Hanson to replace interim General Manager Greg Jones because of her financial expertise evident in a robust resume and several positive recommendations. The Board of Directors unanimously vote for Jennifer Hanson to become the water district’s new general manager. Photo: Elias Funez NID Board President Chris Bierwagon noted the board’s transition to majority women for the first time in its century-long existence earlier this year, after Karen Hull replaced five-term Division 4 incumbent W. Scott Miller in the November 2020 election. Hull joined ranks with Division 1 Director Heck and Division 4 Director and NID Board Vice President Laura Peters.

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NID's new website promotes customer interface

The Nevada Irrigation District launched its new website earlier this week, giving the 100-year-old special district a dynamic platform to interface with customers. NID’s Public Information Officer Tomi Rielly said the original motivation to revise the district site http://www.nidwater.com came from concerns surrounding state laws on accessibility and transparency. “We have some regulatory requirements as to how we present information,” Rielly said. Rielly described the previous website as “static,” and lamented the complicated workarounds required each time NID needed to update the site with new information for payees. NID workers break ice on the Cascade Canal to ensure consistent water flow throughout the watershed. Customers can review what NID is doing on the special district’s updated website: http://www.nidwater.com