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CAWCD Board Secretary Karen Cesare congratulates outgoing Oro Valley Mayor Joe Winfield at his eighth and final State of the Town event . Joining them is Oro Valley Councilmember Rhonda Pena.
CAP staff and board leadership visited the Hualapai tribe at their tribal headquarters to deepen their understanding of the community and to appreciate the meaningful nature of our partnership as one of the 11 CAP tribes.
CAP and @PeoriaAZ Water Services staff met for a joint coordination meeting focused on current water topics and issues affecting our region. Collaboration among regional water leaders is essential as we work together to support a reliable and sustainable water future.
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CAWCD Board Secretary Cesare (shown here with Oro Valley Councilmember Rhonda Pena) and staff attended today's Sahuarita State of the Town luncheon where Mayor Tom Murphy highlighted the town’s accomplishments and future plans.
CAP was pleased to host West Valley leaders at its annual West Valley Cities & Towns Dinner in Goodyear. General Manager Brenda Burman and CAWCD President Terry Goddard shared important updates on the status of the Colorado River in 2027 and beyond.
CAP University held its “Deeper Dive on How Water is Accounted for in the Lower Basin” yesterday. There was lots of detail! So if you want to view -- or review -- click here: capaz.portal.civicclerk.com/…
This weekend, CAP's Mitch Basefsky spoke with hundreds of teachers at the annual, CAP-sponsored Teacher Appreciation Night at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
Arizona water users came together just a few days after the federal government’s release of a Record of Decision (ROD) and two-year Colorado River Operating Guidelines – for Arizona Reconsultation Committee meeting #14.
CAP was proud to host nearly 200 leaders at its annual League of Arizona Cities & Towns Conference luncheon. Thanks to our panelists from @AZChamber @PinalPartnership and @SALCLeaders for sharing their perspective on Arizona's water management and conservation success, as well!
CAP staff members held their annual joint coordination meeting with the Water Resource staff at the El Mirage Public Works Department. Thank for hosting us @ElMirageArizona!
CAP Statement on FEIS:
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A big thank you to the Town of Gilbert for hosting this morning's Joint Coordination Meeting! This gave us an opportunity to discuss Colorado River conditions and the future operations and maintenance of our critical infrastructure. @GilbertYourTown
It's July -- but the CAWCD Board is in session! You can login here: capaz.portal.civicclerk.com/…
Thank you to the Florence Town Manager and his public works, water and community development managers for a very productive Joint Coordination Meeting this afternoon! @TownofFlorence
CAWCD Board President Terry Goddard presented to the @BuckeyeAZGov City Council during its work session, providing an update on the current conditions of the Colorado River and the status of post-2026 negotiations.
Lake Havasu City Mayor Cal Sheehy shares why the Colorado River and Central Arizona Project are essential to communities across Arizona. Lake Havasu City focuses on conservation and water efficiency and proudly supports the Coalition for Protecting Arizona's Lifeline.
CAP Senior Attorney Greg Adams participated in today's @phxchamber AZ in Focus panel on water. Greg discussed conservation efforts. In 2025, Lower Basin Colorado River water use was down to 5.75 MAF -- the lowest since 1983. In Arizona, specifically, use was down to 1.91 MAF.
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community President Martin Harvier shares the importance of the Colorado River and Central Arizona Project (CAP) to Arizona's water supply. The Community proudly supports the Coalition for Protecting Arizona's Lifeline.
