Attention water users
At this time, Goshen Irrigation District has 56,412 acre-feet of water available (approximately 41 days), which includes 27,348 acre-feet of carryover water (approximately 19 days) from last year.
The turn-on date will be determined after May 1. Preliminary days of water and total allocated water will not be determined until a later date as updated Bureau of Reclamation forecasts become available.
No decision has been made at this time on borrowing water.
We will continue to keep water users informed as more information is received.
Fort Laramie Canal Tunnel Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks Major Milestone for Regional Water Infrastructure.
On October 28, 2025, the Goshen Irrigation District , in partnership with Gering Fort Laramie Irrigation District, hosted a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the launch of the Fort Laramie Canal Tunnel Rehabilitation Project.
The event began with a project overview at the Goshen Irrigation District office in Torrington, followed by a site visit to Tunnel 2 inlet along the Fort Laramie Canal. Attendees included local and state officials, engineering and construction partners, and community members who gather to commemorate the start of a project that will restore and reinforce a vital irrigation system serving thousands of acres of farmland across Wyoming and Nebraska.
Speakers at the event reflected on the 2019 collapse of Tunnel No. 2, which disrupted agricultural operations and underscored the importance of resilient infrastructure. Remarks from representatives of the irrigation districts, the bureau of reclamation, and the Select Water Committee emphasized the collaborative spirit and technical expertise that made the project possible.
Following the ceremonial shovel turn at the project site, guests returned to the Goshen Irrigation District office for luncheon and community networking.
The Fort Laramie Canal Tunnel Rehabilitation Project represents a significant investment in agricultural productivity, water security, and regional resilience. Construction will begin soon, with continued support from local, state, and federal partners.
For more information, please contact:
Goshen Irrigation District
Kevin Strecker, Manager
Phone: 307-532-7031
Email: kevin.strecker@goshenirrigation.com