What’s in a Minute?
Know Your Water News
July 30, 2024
English En Español English A minute = 60 seconds. But in the Colorado River world, a Minute (with a capital M) = a lot more
Stories
Video: CAP Kids Day delivers water education
Nick Walter
July 29, 2024
https://youtu.be/I3UPlK1lNFo?si=usxB051lYTHbu1lH Whether they were learning about the importance of personal protective equipment, studying instruments CAP uses to perform inspections, or examining the physics behind dropping
Faces of CAP: An exceptional life
Kelli Ramirez
July 23, 2024
Editor’s note: CAP employees have unique backgrounds and experiences, shaping us as an organization and reflecting the diverse communities we serve. July is Disability Pride
Skilled craftsmen make a difficult job look easy
Kelli Ramirez
July 15, 2024
When you enter the crew room for CAP’s Protective Coatings Department, there is a statement written at the top of the white board:Painting is easy
A family affair
Kelli Ramirez
July 8, 2024
CAP is a closeknit team of highly skilled professionals. For a select group, it not only feels like family … it is family! Across the
Faces of CAP: Challenge accepted
Kelli Ramirez
June 19, 2024
Editor’s note: CAP employees have unique backgrounds and experiences, shaping us as an organization and reflecting the diverse communities we serve. June 23 is International
Water Wisdom: A 336-mile journey
Know Your Water News
June 17, 2024
When you look at the CAP canal, it often looks calm, as though the water is barely moving. Looks can be deceiving! Water is moving
CAWCD Board meets for June meeting: Approves Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement and several items related to taxes and water rates
DeEtte Person
June 10, 2024
The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board (CAWCD) met Thursday, June 6 at Central Arizona Project’s (CAP’s) north Phoenix headquarters. The Board approved the Northeastern
Colorado River Basin “super models” evaluate future trends
DeEtte Person
June 4, 2024
To determine current conditions and evaluate the future health of the reservoirs and our water supply, planners, analysts and operators use various “models.” The Bureau