Over the next few days, flows out of the Island Park Dam will be ramping down to the 350-400 cfs range (through the powerhouse) to allow FMID (Fremont Madison Irrigation District) into the old outlet tunnel to make repairs. The repairs should last no longer than a week, and flows will remain in the 350-400 cfs range this point forward for the next month to 6 weeks. Flows will likely be cut back again in November to store water for later winter releases to benefit the wild trout fishery.
Monday, September 22, 2008
Outlet Repairs at IP Dam
Over the next few days, flows out of the Island Park Dam will be ramping down to the 350-400 cfs range (through the powerhouse) to allow FMID (Fremont Madison Irrigation District) into the old outlet tunnel to make repairs. The repairs should last no longer than a week, and flows will remain in the 350-400 cfs range this point forward for the next month to 6 weeks. Flows will likely be cut back again in November to store water for later winter releases to benefit the wild trout fishery.
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The repairs should no longer, and the dam should be strong, because, Flows will likely be cut back again in November to store water for later winter releases to benefit the wild trout fishery.
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