
Traversing a tunnel
This winter, CAP dewatered and inspected two tunnels and one siphon, an occurrence that is infrequent, thanks to the design and engineering of the CAP
This winter, CAP dewatered and inspected two tunnels and one siphon, an occurrence that is infrequent, thanks to the design and engineering of the CAP
CAP employees wrangled up some fun at the 71st Annual Parada del Sol Parade last weekend! The group hit the streets of Old Town Scottsdale to
This month CAP General Manager Brenda Burman has presented to both the Senate Natural Resources Committee and the House Natural Resources, Energy and Water Committee.
CAP Tribal Liaison, Dr. Charlinda Haudley, tabled at the 30th Annual Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day at the Arizona State Capitol. CAP delivers more tribal
In a moment he described as one of solemnity and joy, Arizona Supreme Court Vice Chief Justice John R. Lopez IV swore in one new
On behalf of the CAWCD Board of Directors, we wish you a happy holiday season!
CAP’s 39 check structures are critical components to the system. They are operated remotely and act as a metering device, controlling the flow of water into and
A rainbow fills the sky over Salt Gila Pumping Plant. Editor’s note: In 2024, CAP employees submitted photos they took while at work for inclusion into
Multimedia Specialist David Routt captured this red-tail hawk soaring above Brawley Pumping Plant, the 12th plant in CAP’s system. Brawley, located in Pima County, has five
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