Celebrating CAP’s water professionals
Kelli Ramirez
May 8, 2023
When you turn on the shower, do you think about how the water got to you? CAP employees do! May 8-12 is Arizona Water Professionals Appreciation
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Shared data + powerful technology = informed water management
Kelli Ramirez
May 1, 2023
What happens when CAP analysts combine freely available GIS data with powerful technology? They find themselves knee deep in a project with a goal to
CAP wellness program recognized for excellence
Kelli Ramirez
April 26, 2023
For the fifth year, CAP’s wellness program recently was recognized by The Phoenix Business Journal as one of the “Valley’s Healthiest Employer 2023.” The goals of CAP’s
April 24-Month Study: Lake Powell impacts
DeEtte Person
April 20, 2023
See the latest April 2023 24-Month Study projections for Lake Powell. Curious about the 24-Month Study, learn more here. Learn more about the US Bureau of
ADWR and CAP update Arizona Reconsultation Committee on Reclamation’s draft SEIS, as well as general Colorado River conditions
DeEtte Person
April 19, 2023
The Arizona Reconsultation Committee (ARC) reconvened on Monday, April 17 to provide an overview of the Bureau of Reclamation’s recently released draft Supplement Environmental Impact Statement
Dedicated to safety – for life!
Kelli Ramirez
April 17, 2023
Safety is a core value at CAP, a fact that is demonstrated many ways. Most recently was CAP’s Safety Week, an annual all-employee event that
Joint ADWR/CAP statement in response to Bureau of Reclamation’s draft SEIS
Know Your Water News
April 13, 2023
The Bureau of Reclamation issued its draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement on Tuesday, April 11. Want to learn more about SEIS? Refresh your memory with
Reminder: Deadline is June 1 for CAP Award for Water Research submissions
Nick Walter
April 10, 2023
College students: Don’t forget to submit your academic research through the CAP Award for Water Research program by June 1, 2023. This CAP program rewards
Glen Canyon Dam – a look at its infrastructure and the importance of key Lake Powell levels
DeEtte Person
April 5, 2023
The Colorado River is in shortage and its major reservoirs are at historically low levels. Any change to the way these reservoirs are operated to
