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2020 Annual Report
FRESNO IRRIGATION DISTRICT
“Water…Your Most Valuable Resource.”
Redistricting
Redistricting Decision
At the conclusion of the second public hearing on February 10th, 2022, FID’s Board of Directors voted (4-1) to approve Division Redistricting Option 4.
Division Redistricting Option 4
Click below to find accompanying Zoom Maps and Option 4 Summary Statistics
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This webmap gives viewers the option to see all four of FID’s preliminary options for redistricting. To view maps or change which map you view, click “content” in the upper left corner. Maps can also be zoomed in to and out.
About Redistricting
Under state law, divisions of special districts should:
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Be as compact as possible
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Consist of geographically contiguous areas
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Have boundaries that coincide with existing recognized natural boundaries; and
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Preserve existing communities of related and mutual interest
What to Expect
The Board of Directors will be working with census data, experts and community feedback to assess the county’s population and communities of related interests to develop preliminary options for the five divisions of Fresno’s Irrigation District by January 2022. A final plan will be submitted to the Board of Directors for a vote of approval at their meeting on February 10, 2022.
Redistricting Process
Every ten years boundaries of all local governments that elect by district, including special districts like the Fresno Irrigation District, are updated to reflect how populations have changed based on the most recent U.S. Census. In August 2021, the California State Legislature passed Senate Bill 594 to extend the deadline for final approval of a redistricting map for special districts to April 17, 2022.
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