AMWUA

NEW BLOG: Colorado River Shortage: Preparing for Less

Here in Arizona, we have always approached desert water management with discipline and foresight, and that foundation is exactly what the AMWUA cities are building on now to prepare for less Colorado River water. These efforts involve investing in innovative solutions for long-term water security and building new habits to intentionally reduce water use, both of which require support from residents and businesses. Together, we can ensure a shortage on the river does not mean a shortage at your tap.

https://www.amwua.org/blog/colorado-river-shortage-preparing-for-less

NEW BLOG: Splash Wisely: Simple Ways to Reduce Pool Water Waste

Outdoor water use can make up as much as half of your household’s water bill during the hottest months, and pools are a big reason for that increase. By making a few simple changes, you can keep your pool running efficiently, save money, and help protect our community’s water supply.

https://www.amwua.org/blog/splash-wisely-simple-ways-to-reduce-pool-water-waste

NEW BLOG: Securing Arizona’s Water: Public Calls for Action and Investment

Water managers have known for a long time that Arizona must invest in new water sources to make up for less water from the Colorado River and to stay resilient. Now, voters agree. A recent poll found that 75% of Arizona voters want action on Colorado River water security, with strong bipartisan support for prioritizing water in the state budget.

https://www.amwua.org/blog/securing-arizonas-water-public-calls-for-action-and-investment

NEW BLOG: Investing in Infrastructure Secures our Water Future

The importance of clean, safe water cannot be overstated—it's a critical resource for every community. To ensure a sustainable water future, we must continue investing in essential infrastructure, such as pipelines, wells, treatment facilities, groundwater recharge projects, and technological enhancements.

https://www.amwua.org/blog/investing-in-infrastructure-secures-our-water-future

NEW BLOG: Lower Basin Plan May Buy Time Against Worsening Hydrology

Arizona, California, and Nevada – the Lower Colorado River Basin States – have stepped up to buy time for the Colorado River, which is in crisis and further aggravated by the driest and warmest winter on record.

https://www.amwua.org/blog/lower-basin-plan-may-buy-time-against-worsening-hydrology

NEW BLOG: From Source to Tap: The People Who Make Arizona’s Water Flow

Ensuring access to safe, secure water requires a dedicated and diverse team of water professionals committed to protecting and managing Arizona’s water supplies.

https://www.amwua.org/blog/from-source-to-tap-the-people-who-make-arizonas-water-flow

NEW BLOG: Federal report confirms dire state of the Colorado River after dismal winter

The Colorado River is in crisis. Mother Nature is not waiting for inter-state negotiations or federal action to clearly prove that the Colorado River is no longer the dependable water supply that we have relied on. So how is the federal government going to address this unprecedented situation, and what does it mean for Arizona and the ten AMWUA cities?

Federal report confirms dire state of the Colorado River after dismal winter The Colorado River is in crisis. Mother Nature is not waiting for inter-state negotiations or federal action to clearly prove that the Colorado River ...