News to Share: Dive into the journey of Colorado River water
https://youtu.be/rYpZpD984qU?si=wQh-Jeoodch8J9ld Arizona’s monsoon season is coming to an end, having brought a bit of welcome rainfall to our arid climate. But CAP is more focused
Videos
Securing our water future together
https://youtu.be/4S5YgbcuNI4 Collaboration is key as CAP works with our local and regional partners to protect our Colorado River supplies and the river system. We are
Video: CAP Kids Day delivers water education
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
Summertime is outage time
https://youtu.be/IL2X66Lc2so?si=uDpsHvZGTjf2j6HV Every summer, Central Arizona Project schedules half-plant outages for the pumping plants west of Lake Pleasant. This gives us time to perform scheduled maintenance work on
News to Share: A closer look at maintenance of the CAP system
https://youtu.be/lb8Pk3KZ0xg?si=j4MdbPXrZgbc1mQm Most likely know it’s important maintain a car before a break-down. But what’s Central Arizona Project’s version of changing tires and topping off fluids?
Happy Earth Day, compliments of the Multi-Species Conservation Program
https://youtu.be/6JqkdCT_Bb0 In honor of Earth Day, enjoy this peaceful moment of zen from the Yuma East Wetlands Conservation Area, which is part of the Lower
Stakeholder Spotlight: Crystal Gardens Wetlands in Avondale
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
Safety for Life
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMVhtVT_QSc Last week, CAP held its 15th annual Safety Week, an all-employee event that is dedicated to required and elective training. CAP employees attended 108
CAP stocks caddisfly consuming catfish
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.
