
Employee perspective: Chillin’ on the water
CAP Inspector Matt Duran captured this flighted friend hanging by the water in the Mark Wilmer Pumping Plant forebay. The plant is the first one in
CAP Inspector Matt Duran captured this flighted friend hanging by the water in the Mark Wilmer Pumping Plant forebay. The plant is the first one in
The engineering and inspection team of David Dent, Phil Jackson, Jonathan Anderson and Joel Jensen review and discuss motor protection drawings as part of the
CAP was a sponsor of the 2023 SHADE Conference in support of responsible water management and conservation. SHADE – Southwest Horticulture Annual Day of Education
In August 1986, Madonna topped the charts with “Papa Don’t Preach,” Jim Kelly signed with the Buffalo Bills and crews were braving the Arizona heat
The water in the CAP aqueduct may appear still as it reflects the rising sun. However, the water actually moves about 2.5 miles per hour. While
At Hassayampa Pumping Plant, Jonathan Daer and Colt Yount, mechanical apprentices, work on installing the new butterfly valve for the Unit 6 discharge line.
Several members of the CAWCD Board of Directors spent last week on an educational trip to the Upper Colorado River Basin. They visited multiple locations
Although the CAP system is completely fenced, that does not prevent flighted friends from finding a spot to cool off and enjoy a swim with their
On June 8, CAP headquarters hosted more than 150 children and grandchildren of CAP employees in our annual Take Your Kids to Work Day. The
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