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Regardless of Circumstances Cities are Always Planning

BY: AMWUA StaffPublished: Jul 27, 2020

While the uncertainty of returning to “business as usual” lingers, the delivery of essential services by your cities have never stopped. Throughout this time of unknowns, cities have continued to provide seamless services in many areas, including public safety, sanitation, transit, recycling, streets, and of course, water and wastewater services....

BY: AMWUA Staff

Jul 20 2020

Smart Irrigation Brings Multiple Benefits

As our temperatures rise, so does outdoor water use in the Valley. We know the key to maintaining your landscape's health and beauty is watering correctly, but that can be a bit of a challenge in the desert and escalating heat. What it comes down to is being smart with your irrigation use....

BY: AMWUA Staff

Jul 13 2020

Arizona’s New Digital and Interactive Water Encyclopedia

We all understand the importance of water in Arizona, but the hydrology, legalities, and water management can be overwhelmingly complicated. So how do we get educated on all the issues and challenges while finding facts to offer us a real glimpse into Arizona’s water story? Well, ASU’s Kyl Center for Water Policy has created a great place to start....

BY: AMWUA Staff

Jul 06 2020

Drought is Part of Arizona’s Reality

Prolonged drought has become our way of life in Arizona. After all, we live in a desert, and drought is a regular part of the long-term weather cycle in our arid climate. So it is not a surprise that the current drought declaration that has spanned over 20 years will once again be extended....

BY: Warren Tenney

Jun 29 2020

Understanding and Evaluating Safe-yield – Part Two

Through this two-part series on safe-yield, we will look back at the past, acknowledge how far we have come, and discuss the challenges we still collectively face as we move forward....

BY: Warren Tenney

Jun 22 2020

Understanding and Evaluating Safe-yield – Part One

Through this two-part series on safe-yield, we will look back at the past, acknowledge how far we have come, and discuss the challenges we still collectively face as we move forward....

BY: Warren Tenney

Jun 15 2020

Groundwater Management Act: The Next 40 Years

As the celebrations of the ...

BY: AMWUA Staff

Jun 08 2020

Wildfires Impact on our Water

As temperatures begin to soar, so do the number of wildfires in our State, which is an important reminder that we need to use extreme caution with fires. It's also essential to remember that wildfires can directly impact our water in the Valley....

BY: AMWUA Staff

Jun 01 2020

Text Alert Takes Guess Work Out of Watering

As the weather warms up, many of us will look around our yards and wonder if our plants and trees are feeling the heat and require more water, or if we can simply trust that our automated irrigation timer will take care of it....

BY: AMWUA Staff

May 25 2020

Celebrating Wetlands in the Desert

Wetlands are areas of land where water covers the soil. They are natural or manmade. The water may be static or flowing. And the water can be any type - salt, fresh, reclaimed, or even a combination. Wetlands exist in every country and in every climatic zone, from the polar regions to the tropics, and from high altitudes to dry regions like Arizona....

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