
Water community cooperates to address wildfire’s grungy aftermath
Usually, water fights a fire during the inferno. This time, it’s helping deal with a wildfire’s grungy aftermath. Monsoon storms and ensuing run-off from lands

Usually, water fights a fire during the inferno. This time, it’s helping deal with a wildfire’s grungy aftermath. Monsoon storms and ensuing run-off from lands

Typically, a website redesign might simply include a few new colors, updated information, and maybe a fancy new tagline such as “Crafted with Care.” Not

English En Español English Construction on the Central Arizona Project began in 1973 and took 20 years to build — at a cost of more

Need the latest on CAP water rates? The CAWCD Board of Directors at its June 10 meeting approved: The CAP final 2022-2026 Water Rate Schedule;

The Central Arizona Project system is 336 miles long, originating on the Colorado River in Parker, Arizona, and ending south of Tucson. The typical canal

So maybe you already knew there are stretches of public trail in certain areas alongside the CAP canal. Do you know where some of the

It had to be the image of a waterfowl. Of all the things to portray the impact solar energy has made on traditional power generation,

Last week, CAP stocked 6,500 channel catfish for caddisfly control into CAP canal waters where these insects have been especially annoying. Learn more about caddisflies.

Why is there a CAP federal repayment obligation? What’s included and how much is it? CAP’s newest fact sheet on federal repayment answers some of