On Episode 61 of the TID Water & Power Podcast we're celebrating five years of the TID Water & Power Podcast!

The Podcast officially launched in May 2021 and over those five years we’ve brought you 60 full episodes, 10 mini episodes, 70 amazing and informative guests, and 58 hours of content.

So to celebrate five years of the podcast, we want to take a look back at some impactful episodes and informative moments from the podcast and have compiled short clips from several interviews throughout the years.

Episodes referenced:

• TID General Manager Michelle Reimers
• Don Pedro Relicensing
• Water Rights
• Hydrological Forecasting and Modeling
• How TID Became the First Irrigation District in California
• Power Control Center
• Community-Owned Power
• Value of Hydropower
• All Things Rates
• Project Nexus - Solar Over Canals Project Update
• Key Initiatives and Milestone Projects with TID General Manager Brad Koehn

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On Episode 60 of the TID Water & Power Podcast we're joined by Recreation Department Manager, Ryan Reis, to discuss recreation at Lake Don Pedro.

For more than 50 years, the Don Pedro Reservoir has been a destination for boating, fishing, camping, and so much more. And behind the scenes is the Don Pedro Recreation Agency—ensuring recreation is safe, campgrounds are maintained, and everything continues to run smoothly.

On this episode we discuss the Don Pedro Recreation Agency, the recreation opportunities at Don Pedro, and the fun-in-the-sun that DPRA has planned for 2026.

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On Episode 59 of the TID Water & Power Podcast we're joined by TID Water and Power Resources Planning Department Manager, Olivia Cramer, to discuss climate change and the impacts to the Tuolumne Watershed hydrology.

TID is an industry leader in water operations thanks to investments in forecasting and modeling—as well as the talented team behind the efforts. But to maintain those operations—and ensure safe and reliable water supply for our customers—the District is assessing the ever changing hydrology and climate.

On this episode we discuss the water year outlook and how we are assessing and mitigating climate change in our watershed.

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