Community and collaboration focus for GIS forum
Kelli Ramirez
April 22, 2024
You probably know that using geographic information systems – also known as GIS – is common in American households. GIS is used to find the
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Bureau of Reclamation issues April 24-Month Study
DeEtte Person
April 17, 2024
Based on current operations and average winter snowpack, Reclamation makes no change to Lake Powell releases. It appears likely that the Lower Colorado River Basin will
News to share: CAP’s Darrin Francom talks CAP with Arizona’s Family
Nick Walter
April 15, 2024
Arizona’s Family recently interviewed CAP Assistant General Manager of Operations, Power, Engineering and Maintenance Darrin Francom for its “Your Life Arizona” lifestyle and entertainment program.
Stakeholder Spotlight: Crystal Gardens Wetlands in Avondale
Allison Lent
April 10, 2024
https://youtu.be/Sd5V8qxQcqk?si=n_5-wApXJN0hva5m This Stakeholder Spotlight is a collaboration between CAP and the City of Avondale Crystal Garden Wetlands is a surface water treatment plant for the
CAWCD Board meets in Pinal County for April 2024 meeting – Approves new reserve targets and hears presentations on System Use Agreement activities, Colorado River activities related to Mexico and the Multi-Species Conservation Program
DeEtte Person
April 8, 2024
The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board (CAWCD) met Thursday, April 4. This was the Board’s annual Pinal County meeting and was held in Florence,
Earl Zarbin: Author and water enthusiast
Kelli Ramirez
April 1, 2024
Editor’s note: Earl Zarbin, a retired newspaper reporter and editor, began his career at The Arizona Daily Star in Tucson and later worked for The Arizona Republic in Phoenix.
CAP stocks caddisfly consuming catfish
Nick Walter
March 25, 2024
CAP has stocked more catfish into the CAP canal. In early March, channel catfish were stocked into the CAP for help in controlling caddisfly populations.
Transmission System Q&A with CAP’s Power Program Manager
Nick Walter
March 20, 2024
The CAP system moves water 336 miles, pumping it uphill nearly 3,000 feet along its journey. Water is heavy, and so power is a critical
Faces of CAP: A winding path to wellness
Kelli Ramirez
March 18, 2024
English En Español English Editor’s note: CAP employees have unique backgrounds and experiences, shaping us as an organization and reflecting the diverse communities we serve.