Where does the Central Arizona Project (CAP) system start? Think water sports. Many know Lake Havasu in western Arizona for its incredible recreational fishing and
Like athletes trained for gameday, practice often proceeds a live scenario. Central Arizona Project (CAP) employees charged with delivering water to central and southern Arizona
https://youtu.be/XGp0-E7h6Hs A Tier 2a shortage has been declared for the Lower Colorado River Basin in 2023. CAP’s Darrin Francom, Assistant General Manager, Operations, Maintenance and
Fitch ratings has once again affirmed the CAWCD Revenue Bonds with a stable “AA” rating and Issuer Default Rating (IDR) on CAWCD’s $40 million water
Home of all things Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District, the cagrd.com website should look rejuvenated – that’s because Central Arizona Project (CAP) has given it
For the 15th consecutive year, Central Arizona Project (CAP) has been awarded the Achievement of Excellence in Procurement (AEP) Award from the National Procurement Institute.
Perhaps now more than ever before, Arizona needs future water leaders who perform high-quality research that benefits our future generations. That future, it seems, is
https://youtu.be/D6lPOFM-QxI Although drought and impacts from climate change make for uncertain times throughout the Colorado River Basin, CAP’s infrastructure remains reliable, bisecting the state and
(The story below is built around a recorded interview) When Don Anderson began working as an engineering manager in charge of constructing the CAP in