Protecting Phoenix area cities’ ability to provide assured, safe, and sustainable water supplies to their communities.
AMWUA Blog
Warren Tenney
Executive Director
New Study Looks at Arizona’s Water Supply Options
Arizona water professionals are always looking for the next big bucket of water for residents and businesses. However, a new study shows that instead we may need to pursue smaller buckets and take good care of the ones we already have. Identifying augmentation options for regions throughout Arizona has been the goal of the Long-Term Water Augmentation Committee, which is part of the Governor’s Water Council. The Governor’s Water Council was established to provide a... Read More>
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- Multiple Water Sources Ensure Sustainability for Cities
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- Lake Mead Better than Last Year - What Does that Really Mean?
- Water Quality: How We Ensure You Have Safe and Reliable Water
- Only Rain Should Go Down the Storm Drain
Keeping Current
Where We Stand
Colorado River Structural Imbalance
Levels at Lake Mead are rapidly dropping, in part, because the water stored in this reservoir is over-allocated to the states that share it. This puts the stability of the Colorado River system and reliability of Arizona’s Colorado River supplies at serious risk.
Conservation & Efficiency
Drought & Shortage
