
Celebrating a remarkable career
At an event held for retiring General Manager Ted Cooke, some CAWCD Board Members – incoming, outgoing and current – paused to capture the moment.
At an event held for retiring General Manager Ted Cooke, some CAWCD Board Members – incoming, outgoing and current – paused to capture the moment.
On behalf of the entire CAWCD Board, we send joyful holiday greetings and best wishes for the year ahead!
CAWCD Board members received a behind-the-scenes tour of the Hoover Dam Visitors Center today, as a kick-off to their participation in the CRWUA conference.
CAP’s Warehouse stocks at least 18 choices for eye protection to ensure employees have the correct one. Do you wear eye protection when doing yard
When working around electricity, a deenergized system – 0 voltage – is the safest state. Safety: It’s who we are.
On April 16, 2019, the Drought Contingency Plan Authorization Act was signed as a supplement to the 2007 Interim Guidelines. It created a “Tier Zero”
The 2007 Interim Guidelines were signed in December 2007 and established a shortage framework for the Lower Basin. It also incentivized storage of water in
On Sept. 20, 1968, the Colorado River Basin Project Act authorized the Bureau of Reclamation to fund and construct the Central Arizona Project (CAP) system.
After a decade of deliberation, in 1964, the Supreme Court’s decree favored Arizona, upholding its designated 2.8 million acre-feet of water a year share of
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