Vista Delivers Water Through Technology

Oct. 25, 2016

Vista Irrigation District, near San Diego in Southern California, is no stranger to change.

For nearly 100 years the district has provided reliable water to farm and residential customers—through population growth, drought years, and changes in land use.

Watch the case study video and see how Vista today manages more than 435 miles of pipeline, monitored and controlled at over 30 remote sites including pump stations, reservoirs, source water connection points, and flow control facilities.

Distributed intelligence and a willingness to use new technologies are two of the keys to their success.

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