Garden City’s canal since 1866
Thurman Mill Ditch Company delivers Boise River water to its shareholders through seven miles of canal.
Canals are not dump sites. Yard waste and trash cause flooding and pump failures.
Thurman Mill Ditch Company delivers Boise River water to its shareholders through seven miles of canal.
One share irrigates one acre. See prices for HOAs, homes and farms.
Running a utility line or driveway under the canal? Get a license agreement first.
Flooding, a blockage or no water? Call the ditch rider, Jim Rosetti, at 208-695-7929.
We’re a shareholder-owned nonprofit that has delivered Boise River water to Garden City since 1866. A volunteer board runs the company, and our ditch rider controls the water flow. Shareholders meet once a year, usually in March, to elect directors and set the budget.
Water season: early April through mid-October.
The main Thurman Mill Canal and the diversion from the Boise River. That’s it.
The laterals, or “feeder ditches,” that carry water from the canal to their property. Three or more users can form a lateral association.