2 new Board Members and 4 returning Board Members Sworn in; Board approves 2022 Strategic Plan The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board of Directors (CAWCD) convened
With 15 pumping plants in the 336-mile CAP system lifting water nearly 3,000 vertical feet across the State of Arizona, one might imagine these plants
When it comes to CAP’s financial planning process, water rates and the Biennial Budget, there’s generally no jolt of surprise. Since there is a direct
The Dean’s List. Olympic Gold. Fortune 100 status. We’re all familiar with these hallmarks of success. For the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ), the
Remove the water from a section of the CAP canal and you’d see what looks like a foundation for an amphitheater. If you were to
Brent Poarch pulled up to the security gate at CAP Headquarters, glancing around at his new place of employment. It was all new and unfamiliar.
Board recognizes 35-year employee and reviews proposed 2022 strategic plan The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board of Directors (CAWCD) convened virtually today for its November 2020 board meeting.
If you’re looking for a reason to celebrate, please consider whooping it up for the Colorado River’s Water New Year! That’s right, in the “water
Editor’s Note: Greg Brinker joined CAP in 2002 with extensive experience in information technology and software. He was promoted to Supervisor in 2012 and leads
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