Throw Back Thursday: Then and Now
Kelli Ramirez
March 12, 2020
When construction began in 1973, the pumping plant on the south shoreline of the Bill Williams River upstream from Parker Dam was simply called Havasu
Stories
Safety: our first priority
Kelli Ramirez
March 10, 2020
Rosie the Riveter was a cultural icon of World War II, representing millions of women who worked in jobs vacated by men who were drafted
CAWCD Board Convenes for March 2020 Meeting
DeEtte Person
March 5, 2020
Board approves supplemental guidance to CAWCD rate setting policy regarding collection of fixed OM&R costs for system conservation The Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board of
When water and transportation intersect
Know Your Water News
March 5, 2020
by Philip Fortnam More than 100 roads cross over the CAP canal, which is no wonder since the system stretches 336 miles across the state.
Bolt electrifies CAP fleet
DeEtte Person
March 3, 2020
CAP’s fleet of vehicles just got an energizing volt (or rather, a Bolt) as it has now added an all-electric Chevy Bolt. The Bolt is
Pumping plants in a different light
Know Your Water News
February 26, 2020
by Philip Fortnam We all understand what an engineering marvel the CAP system is; the power we use to lift water uphill to Phoenix and
Cash awards available for collegiate water researchers
Kelli Ramirez
February 24, 2020
Arizona water leaders aren’t the only ones thinking about the state’s limited water supply and how it can be managed to sustain future generations. It’s
Inspiring a shared vision
Know Your Water News
February 20, 2020
By Bridget Schwartz-Manock Vision statements are commonplace; nearly every organization has one. But what is visioning and why is it important? If we each have
Aron Carrozza, Fleet Mechanic, Fleet Maintenance
Kelli Ramirez
February 18, 2020
As part of CAP’s Know Your Water series, you will be meeting some of the employees who work each day to ensure Colorado River water