Going with the flow
September 29, 2025
Not only is CAP’s infrastructure amazing, it’s also unique. Some of the unique features you may not have heard about – or seen — are
Kelli Ramirez
Communications Strategist
Faces of CAP: How science “nerdiness,” water leadership – and laundry detergent – overlap
September 10, 2025
Editor’s note: CAP employees have unique backgrounds and experiences, shaping us as an organization and reflecting the diverse communities we serve. Natalie Mast joined CAP
The creation and evolution of the “bubble log”
September 2, 2025
It’s been said that necessity is the mother of invention and that is definitely true in the case of access stoplogs, nicknamed “bubble logs.” When
Swift response saves injured hawk
August 12, 2025
Thanks to an eagle-eyed citizen – and the swift response of personnel from CAP and Liberty Wildlife – an injured hawk that was stranded near
Media spotlights behind-the-scenes look at lifeline that connects Arizonans
July 28, 2025
Our summer outage focused on an inspection of the Agua Fria Siphon. This gave a rare opportunity for media to view both the “blow-off” to
Faces of CAP: A beauty-filled life
July 22, 2025
Editor’s note: Since 2010, CAP has welcomed college students for 12-week internships. This summer, ASU student Emma Cornelius was one of six interns who put
CAP agents to the rescue
July 14, 2025
Recently, CAP’s jack-of-all-trades agents came to the rescue of two furry friends. Agent Steve West, who works the southern end of the CAP system, was
A tale of tunnels
June 23, 2025
English En Español English At the beginning of the CAP system, Mark Wilmer Pumping Plant lifts water more than 800 vertical feet up Buckskin Mountain.
Amazing – and impressive — infrastructure
June 18, 2025
It’s frequently said that Central Arizona Project’s infrastructure is amazing – because it is! Here is yet another example of why that is true. At