The US and Mexico recently signed Minute 323, an agreement that is effective until 2026, consistent with the 2007 Guidelines and helps protect the Colorado River. Read more about Minute 323...

Liberty Utilities and Central Arizona Project were presented with the award for Project of the Year at the WateReuse Association Annual Symposium on September 12. Together, they built the state’s first public-private reclaimed-water recharge facility, the Liberty Aquifer Replenishment Facility (LARF) in Goodyear. Read more about the Liberty Aquifer Replenishment Facility...

Bullhead City is the first Lower Basin municipality to participate in the Pilot System Conservation Program (PSCP), providing an innovative solution to water conservation that will ultimately keep more water in Lake Mead and thus the Colorado River water system. The project, which recharges treated effluent, received $1 million in funding through the PSCP, a partnership amongst CAP and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, Southern Nevada Water Authority and Denver Water. Read more about the Bullhead City project and the PSCP...

Crews recently relined the discharges lines at Mark Wilmer Pumping Plant with an epoxy coating that will last up to 30 years, helping ensure the reliability of CAP’s water supply. Read more about the Mark Wilmer Pumping Plant...

The Navajo Generating Station (NGS) owners and the Navajo Nation have recently come to terms on a lease agreement that will allow NGS to continue to operate through 2019. CAP will receive power from NGS until December 22, 2019; after that, CAP will need to replace the vast majority of energy required for its pumping load from new resources. Read more about the Navajo Generating Station...