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AMWUA Board President Rick Heumann, Chandler's vice mayor, & Executive Director Kathleen Ferris explain cities' commitment to conservation.  
Work to save the diminished river goes on as a court battle rages over a proposed housing development. 
Councilwoman Thelda Williams talks with Phoenix Water Services Director Kathryn Sorensen and Kathy Ferris of AMWUA about water supply Posted on 04/14/2014 By Kathleen Ferris The city of Avondale gave Mae Jorgensen a $200 check when she removed the grass from her front yard and replaced it with desert landscaping. Avondale gave her another $200 when she removed the grass from her backyard two years later and created a garden of low-water plants and trees. While that […] 
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Posted on 04/07/2014 By Kathleen Ferris The next time you receive a water bill remember this fact: It’s the water department’s job to make sure each person receives enough water at just the right pressure for a good shower at 7 a.m. The demand for water spikes about 7 a.m. in Chandler and in most Phoenix metro cities. […] 
...Read More Tempe Grease Coop: City & Businesses Clean Up Problem Posted on 03/31/2014 By Kathleen Ferris So you stand there for a minute with the frying pan in your hand and think about sending bacon grease down your kitchen sink’s drain. What could it do to the plumbing? Imagine if you served hundreds, even thousands, of meals a day. Grease is a big water problem. Tempe […] 
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