“Supplying water in northern Colorado since 1901”
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS
A Director of the North Poudre Irrigation Company has resigned from the North Poudre Board of Directors, with 1 year left in his term. Pursuant to Section IV. III of the Company Bylaws, the Board of Directors, at the next regular meeting, scheduled for March 11, 2026, will elect a successor director, who shall assume and discharge the duties of such officer for the remainder of that term, until the next ensuing annual stockholders’ meeting in 2027, at which time a successor shall be elected by the stockholders. Stockholders who qualify and wish to serve as a director under Section IV. I of the Company’s Bylaws, or persons who may be nominated by a municipal corporation, county, special district, or entity, pursuant to CRS 7-42-101(3), shall submit their nomination to the Company by Friday, March 6, and are encouraged to attend the March 11, 2026 meeting of the Board of Directors.
A Director of the North Poudre Irrigation Company has resigned from the North Poudre Board of Directors, with 1 year left in his term. Pursuant to Section IV. III of the Company Bylaws, the Board of Directors, at the next regular meeting, scheduled for March 11, 2026, will elect a successor director, who shall assume and discharge the duties of such officer for the remainder of that term, until the next ensuing annual stockholders’ meeting in 2027, at which time a successor shall be elected by the stockholders. Stockholders who qualify and wish to serve as a director under Section IV. I of the Company’s Bylaws, or persons who may be nominated by a municipal corporation, county, special district, or entity, pursuant to CRS 7-42-101(3), shall submit their nomination to the Company by Friday, March 6, and are encouraged to attend the March 11, 2026 meeting of the Board of Directors.
Halligan Dam
North Poudre Irrigation Company is a mutual ditch company that supplies water to an area of northeastern Larimer County and western Weld County in north-central Colorado.
We have a long history of serving this part of the state. We’re proud of the role our company has played over the years in supporting the work of local farmers and ranchers and growing municipalities.
The North Poudre Irrigation Company system includes 19 reservoirs and about 200 miles of delivery canals, ditches, and laterals.
Company Overview
Information about North Poudre Irrigation Company’s organization, location, water sources, water users, infrastructure, board of directors, and staff.
Company History
North Poudre Irrigation Company’s origins, development, infrastructure growth, and relationships with other water management entities from 1876 to now.
Munroe Canal above Pleasant Valley Pipeline
North Poudre Irrigation Company 