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Advancing Arizona’s Water Future with Augmentation

BY: AMWUA StaffPublished: Sep 30, 2025

Arizona needs more water. With reductions in Colorado River water after 2026 and stressed aquifers of finite groundwater, Arizona must find new sources of water. That’s why a state agency has been tasked with seeking smart, long-term solutions that will ensure water continues to flow into the future....

BY: AMWUA Staff

Sep 23 2025

Conservation and Augmentation: Why Arizona Needs Both

Arizona has traditionally been a leader in water management, but issues like drought, hotter temperatures, and population growth mean we can no longer take our water supplies for granted. To secure our future, Arizona is pursuing several strategies, two of which are common hot topics and equally vital: conservation and augmentation....

BY: AMWUA Staff

Sep 16 2025

Behind Every Drop: Celebrating Our Water Heroes

Living in the desert, Arizonans understand the value of water. However, what many of us don’t see is the enormous effort and the dedicated people it takes to ensure that clean, reliable water flows to our homes, schools, and businesses every single day....

BY: AMWUA Staff

Sep 09 2025

Rethinking Grass in the Desert

Since much of our household water use occurs in our yards and landscapes, rethinking our approach to grass is an effective way to conserve. Desert-adapted landscapes with drought-tolerant plants and trees use far less water and require less maintenance than traditional lawns. That's why many AMWUA cities offer rebates and incentives to help residents make the switch....

BY: AMWUA Staff

Sep 02 2025

Choosing the right plants creates vibrant, water-efficient landscapes

A year ago, the newest edition of Landscape Plants for the Arizona Desert was released—and it has become a go-to guide for homeowners, landscapers, and green industry professionals alike. Whether you’re choosing the perfect shade tree or designing a low-water yard makeover, this guide helps Arizonans bring beauty and sustainability to their landscapes. On its first anniversary, we decided it's the...

BY: AMWUA Staff

Aug 26 2025

Protecting Arizona’s Lifeline: The Colorado River

The Colorado River supplies water for millions of Arizonans, supports our economy, tribal communities, local businesses, agriculture, and even keeps our military bases running. Today, that vital resource faces significant pressure from a historic drought and demand that exceeds the water available, creating much ...

BY: AMWUA Staff

Aug 19 2025

The uncertainty surrounding the Colorado River

Last week, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation released its closely watched ...

BY: AMWUA Staff

Aug 12 2025

Help your plants beat the heat with these tips

We've experienced some record-breaking heat this monsoon season, with little to no rainfall. This combination of extreme heat and little or no precipitation can be highly stressful on your landscape, even for desert-adapted plants. ...

BY: AMWUA Staff

Aug 05 2025

Water Main Breaks: Preparing for the Unexpected

Beneath every city is a complex network of pipes, pumps, tanks, and valves that delivers clean, reliable water to homes and businesses. This underground infrastructure stretches for hundreds, sometimes thousands, of miles. Keeping it all working takes constant attention. Cities invest millions each year to maintain and modernize these systems by inspecting lines, replacing aging pipes, upgrading e...

BY: AMWUA Staff

Jul 29 2025

Having access to safe, clean water is essential

Ensuring the quality of drinking water is always a top priority for the AMWUA cities. To uphold this standard, city water professionals conduct thorough testing, analysis, and monitoring of water quality on a daily basis. This detailed effort ensures that the water supplied to local communities is clean and safe for all residents and commercial customers....

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