This month marks 35 years since Central Arizona Project made its first delivery of Colorado River water. This historic moment was the culmination of years

Whether you’re an aspiring hydrologist or a seasoned water manager, there’s one reference tool you’re going to want on your bookshelf of treasured resources –

The water world is filled with interesting terminology – excess water, firming, intentionally created surplus – to name a few. And then there’s wheeling, which

Plans are roadmaps and it’s always a good idea to confirm the route along the way, especially when the journey is long. In the same

Board approves supplemental guidance to CAWCD rate setting policy regarding collection of fixed OM&R costs for system conservation The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board of

CAP’s fleet of vehicles just got an energizing volt (or rather, a Bolt) as it has now added an all-electric Chevy Bolt. The Bolt is

Board adopts Position of support on five pieces of proposed Arizona state legislation The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board of Directors (CAWCD) convened today for its February 2020

View Report Chances are you’ve seen this graphic at a CAP board meeting, in Know Your Water News or on social media. But do you