AMWUA Press Room
City of Phoenix
Phoenix Announces Non-Residential Financial Incentives to Remove Non-Functional GrassThe Phoenix Water Services Department is launching new financial incentives to help non-residential customers conserve water and save money by removing non-functional grass and converting to desert...
Capitol Media Services
Pricey plan to bring water to parched Arizona stays in state budgetFormer Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey’s multi-billion dollar plan for a desalination plant or other hugely expensive project to add to the desert state’s imperiled water supply is still alive...
Your Valley
Goodyear council member selected to lead water association's boardThe Arizona Municipal Water Users Association (AMWUA) has elected Goodyear Councilmember Sheri Lauritano as President of its Board of Directors.
Ahwatukee Foothills News
Local lawmaker endorses toilet-to-tap water“We’re going to be able to actually take toilet water, clean it to a level that it can go back into the tap, and when we do that, it will draw down 50% less Colorado River water.”
Arizona Republic
Arizona and others may have a revolutionary plan to fix the Colorado RiverOpinion: Arizona and other states have outlined an idea to use less Colorado River water, even when Lake Mead and Lake Powell are fuller.
Arizona Republic
If the Arizona Legislature doesn't act on water, Gov. Katie Hobbs says she willOpinion: Gov. Katie Hobbs had some tough words for the Arizona Legislature if it fails to act on water this session, but what do they mean, exactly?
12 News
ENVIRONMENT 'Never a circumstance where I would recommend artificial turf': Fake grass is dangerous for everyone living around itFake grass might sound like a great alternative to the water-loving lawns at homes in the Valley – but experts say that's not the case.
Arizona Republic
Why a 100-year supply? How Arizona got its famous, yet arbitrarily numbered groundwater ruleArizona’s 100-year water supply requirement came into sharp focus this year when Gov. Katie Hobbs announced news of a potential shortfall.
Arizona Daily Star
Arizona, California, Nevada near long-term deal to use less Colorado River waterThe Colorado River’s three Lower Basin states including Arizona appear committed to producing a long-term plan by spring to wipe out a longstanding “structural deficit” between...
Arizona Daily Star
Here's how quickly farms are draining Arizona groundwaterGroundwater supplies are declining rapidly in five farming-dominated basins across Arizona where pumping isn’t regulated, including in Cochise County southeast of Tucson, a new state study...