CAP’s 15-member popularly elected Board of Directors meetings are open to the public. Sign up for Board Meeting Notifications so you’ll know when and where meetings are held and can plan to attend in person, watch the live stream or view the video after the meeting. Read more about how to view CAP board meetings...

CAGRD was created in 1993 by the Arizona State Legislature to provide an alternate mechanism for landowners and water providers to comply with the requirements of the Assured Water Supply program. The economic value of CAGRD to the western part of the Salt River Valley is clear if you consider that virtually every home constructed since 2001 in Avondale, El Mirage, Goodyear and Surprise has relied on CAGRD membership. Read more about CAGRD...

CAP’s craftsmen are hard at work, performing preventive and corrective maintenance on CAP’s pumps and other assets. Read more about the work being done...

Every year, CAP hosts Take Your Kids to Work day and this year’s event had more than 160 attendees.  The theme was “Teamwork” and kids visited various departments for demonstrations on ROV and Drone use, 3-D printing, diversity, water conservation, workflows, fire safety, photo journalism and more. This week’s blog is written by 14-year-old Haley who recently attended for the sixth time. Read more about CAP Kids Day...

CAP Board President Lisa Atkins was recently recognized with two prominent awards for her leadership and public service, the West Valley Civic Leader of the Year and the Shirley Agnos Legacy Award from Arizona Town Hall. Learn more about Lisa Atkins' recent awards...

CAP crews deal with illegal dumping across the entire system, and it’s an issue that puts workers at risk. Recently, crews were removing a couch when they were attacked by bees. One worker was stung more than 200 times and was airlifted for medical treatment, reinforcing the dangers of illegal dumping. Learn more about the consequences of illegal dumping...

Engineers designed the CAP system with structures such as dikes and overchutes to help divert storm water, in an effort to eliminate sediment in the canal. Despite these efforts, sediment still finds its way into the canal, so CAP utilizes sediment mapping to monitor sediment, establish patterns, and determine when removal is necessary. Learn more CAP's efforts to monitor and remove sediment...

CAP is asking our social media followers to help share our message. Through the end of June, everyone who shares three of CAP’s social media messages on Facebook and Twitter will receive CAP gear. Learn more about how to connect with CAP on social media...

CAP is a partner and supporter of Water Use it Wisely, a campaign that includes promotions for everyday ways to conserve water. Learn more about CAP's partnership with Water Use it Wisely...

Central and Southern Arizona are fortunate to have a diverse set of water supplies, including more than 1.5 million acre-feet of Colorado River water delivered by CAP. But the region also faces challenges and uncertainty about future water supply and demand conditions, including the impacts of shortages on the Colorado River. To help evaluate and plan for possible future conditions, CAP has developed the CAP Service Area Model (CAP:SAM). Learn more about the the CAP Service Area Model...

The CAP Board of Directors approved a proposal to earmark $5.3 million for infrastructure improvements to increase water reliability in the Tucson region, a collaborative effort between CAWCD and Tucson area water providers. Learn more about the Tucson Water Reliability investment...