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Central Arizona Project. You probably know it’s a canal system that brings water from the Colorado River at Lake Havasu, through Phoenix to south of

Central Arizona Project. You probably know it’s a canal system that brings water from the Colorado River at Lake Havasu, through Phoenix to south of

Every 10 years, the Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District (CAGRD) submits a Plan of Operation to the Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR). CAGRD staff

We frequently receive questions about property taxes. Specifically, inquiries such as: Why is there a tax for CAWCD? What is the Central Arizona Water Conservation

Monsoons storms – and even a tropical storm — have added a bit of much-needed precipitation to our arid climate. Question is: Do showers affect

The major reservoirs in the Colorado River Basin continue to be at historically low levels, even after one good snowpack year. The Bureau of Reclamation

The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board met Thursday, Aug. 3 at CAP Headquarters, convening after its July summer break. General Manager Brenda Burman kicked

CAP General Manager Brenda Burman is featured on the cover of this month’s Municipal Water Leaders Magazine. This easy-to-read Q&A format interview was conducted by

Lake Pleasant is well known as central Arizona’s hub for water sports. Yet it serves perhaps a greater purpose — storing Colorado River water for

Central Arizona Project and CAGRD are proud EPA WaterSense partners. So when the EPA updated its WaterSense standard for new home construction, an idea was