The Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District, based in Ogallala, NE, is a political subdivision of the State of Nebraska that was established in 1933. Dedicated to harnessing the state's irrigation and electric power potential, Central delivers irrigation water to over 109,000 acres and generates electricity for homes, farms, and industries through its hydroplants. Additionally, the district provides recreational opportunities, preserves wildlife habitat, and contributes to groundwater recharge in the Platte River Valley.
With a mission to serve the agricultural-based community in a sustainable and ecologically balanced manner, Central aims to protect and utilize natural resources while enhancing the quality of life and the environment. As a leader in integrated water resource management, the district actively pursues coalition opportunities, technological advancements, and sustainable practices to promote water conservation, agricultural efficiencies, and abundant recreation opportunities. Committed to being good stewards of the region's land and water resources, Central strives to maintain the integrity of fish and wildlife habitats and ensure efficient energy generation.
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