Arizona is on high alert for the 2018 wildfire season. And while the connection might not be readily apparent, that also means this summer could be fraught with even more dangerous than usual flash flooding during the monsoon season. Wildfires = erosion and erosion = flash flood danger.  To prepare for monsoon season, Phoenix Fire recently conducted its annual swift water rescue training in the canal at Central Arizona Project’s north Phoenix headquarters. The practice prepares trained rescuers for monsoon and similar storm events that can create sudden flash floods and other life-threatening emergencies. Read more about swift water rescue...

CAP’s wellness program was recently recognized by The Phoenix Business Journal as a “Valley’s Healthiest Employer, 2018.” CAP’s “Be Well” program focuses on: 1) improving employees’ individual health and wellness; and 2) helping to control medical and health-related costs for both employees and the organization. Read more about CAP's wellness programs...

"They began to look at the economics of the southwest in a different light and realized it would be much better for them and for us if we had the Central Arizona Project so that Arizona could develop."

David Iwanski, Executive Director, AZ Water Association, discusses the organization’s 90 year history and this week’s 2018 Annual Conference and Exhibition, which is expected to draw 2,300 attendees. Read more about the AZ Water Association...

Asset Management, at CAP, in a nutshell means protecting assets, preserving critical functions and preparing for the long-term. CAP has applied international standards to its world-class Asset Management program. Read more about CAP's asset management...

Kerry Schwartz, Arizona Project WET Director shares how the “Explore the Colorado River” Teacher Academy introduces Arizona educators to the vast importance of the Colorado River. Read more...