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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

At the June CAWCD Board meeting, Justin Manuel was sworn into office. Board Member Manuel was appointed by Governor Katie Hobbs to fill the seat

CAP and Arizona State University received the 2023 Arizona Forward Governor’s Award for Arizona’s Future for its partnership with NASA that studies the effects of

CAP’s Environmental Department recently entered a vault on the west end of the system to remove outdated fluorescent lamps. The three-person team tackled the confined

We are often so focused on our work that we miss the beauty around us. On this morning, Salt Gila Pumping Plant Supervisor Jeff Flexhaug