AMWUA Blog
Advancing Water Conservation Through Collaboration and Innovation
Water challenges exist from coast to coast but vary based on environmental circumstances such as drought, climate, and local water sources. However, the common goal of developing and adopting water-efficient programs and policies continues to unite industry professionals around the country. Collaboration among water professionals remains key to achieving efficiency and deepening the conservation e...
Oct 04 2021
The Phoenix Water Wrangler Institute Program is Recruiting Conservation VolunteersPhoenix Water Services has created an innovative volunteer program that provides an opportunity for community members to promote responsible water stewardship within the city....
Sep 27 2021
Cities Helping Farmers Impacted by ShortageA Tier 1 Colorado River Shortage will happen in 2022, which will result in an estimated 30% reduction to Colorado River supplies delivered by the Central Arizona Project (CAP) in Maricopa, Pinal, and Pima counties. The brunt of the Tier 1 Shortage reduction will impact Central Arizona agricultural users due to the longstanding priority system that governs who receives Colorado River water in times...
Sep 20 2021
In Appreciation of all our Water HeroesArizona residents certainly know the value of water. Yet, it is easy to forget the complex process and the extensive team of people it takes to get safe and secure water to our taps. And the vital role all water professionals play has never been more evident than it has been now....
Sep 13 2021
Now is the Prime Time to Prep and Plan for FallSoon fall will officially be upon us, and most of us will be relieved to open the windows, turn down the air conditioner and venture outside to enjoy the fresh air once the temperatures finally drop. It will also be the perfect time to inspect how our yards faired through the summer heat and create a to-do list for the cooler weather....
Sep 06 2021
Developing Conservation Tools and Resources a Priority for CitiesIn Arizona, we understand the importance of water conservation. That is why cities have invested in programs and resources to provide valuable information, tools, and assistance to help everyone use water wisely....
Aug 30 2021
Diverse Water Supplies Strengthen our ResiliencyYes, we are heading into a Tier 1 Colorado River shortage in 2022. Still, it’s important to remember that the AMWUA cities utilize more than Colorado River water, which represents only a portion of your city’s water portfolio....
Aug 09 2021
Tier 1 Shortage: What Does it Mean for us Here in Arizona?We anticipate a Tier 1 Colorado River Shortage in 2022 will be declared next week with the release of the United States Bureau of Reclamation (BOR)’s ...