Fremont Madison Irrigation District

Fremont-Madison Irrigation District is a U.S. local government entity located in St. Anthony, Idaho, registered in SAM.gov since 2009, with registration valid until February 2026. As an inter-municipal organization, the district primarily focuses on water resource management and irrigation infrastructure in eastern Idaho, specifically serving agricultural regions near the Teton Range. The organization works closely with multiple canal companies and participates in water conservation and efficiency projects that benefit regional agricultural and ecological systems.

The district has consistently received federal grant awards from the Bureau of Reclamation, primarily focusing on water efficiency, canal automation, and infrastructure improvement projects. These grants have supported initiatives such as installing remote operating and automation equipment on water control structures, implementing geomembrane canal liners to reduce seepage, and developing data collection systems for more efficient water management. Specific projects have included automating water control structures in the Upper Snake Reservoir system, retrofitting outlet gates at Grassy Lake Reservoir, and installing remote operation equipment on canal diversions for entities like Southeast Idaho Canal Company, Enterprise Irrigation District, and Rexburg Irrigation Canal Company. The district's projects aim to improve water conservation, enhance water delivery efficiency, support local agricultural economies, and create better conditions for fish and wildlife habitats, with a particular focus on improving water management in the Henry's Fork basin.