(Editor’s note: We’ve been having “weather” in Arizona! And for water professionals, that always leads to a discussion of how the weather patterns might affect
English En Español English 1. The system – or even portions of it – are rarely dewatered. CAP’s mission is to reliably manage and deliver
English En Español English We have shown many different pieces of CAP’s infrastructure – check structures, pumps, and siphons to name a few. But for
Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District (CAGRD) has updated the CAGRD Replenishment and Obligation Activities Story Map to include the latest available data. The story map
The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board (CAWCD) met Thursday, Jan 4 at CAP Headquarters. Based on Board Member requests, CAP Assistant General Manager Darrin
(Editor’s note: This analysis is appearing this week in both ADWR’s Arizona Water News and CAP’s Know Your Water News.) At this time last year,
When dealing with Central Arizona Project’s (CAP) mission to manage and deliver Colorado River water for central and southern Arizona, the terms and phrases we
The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board (CAWCD) met Thursday, Dec. 7 at CAP Headquarters. The Board heard several detailed presentations regarding CAP’s power programs
Uptime Magazine and ReliabilityWeb.com, a global leader in maintenance and reliability, presented Central Arizona Project with the Uptime Award for Best Work Execution Management Program
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