Water: Brought to you by Central Arizona Project. The 336-mile CAP system took 20 year to build, cost $4 billion, and is an engineering marvel that has contributed dramatically to our quality of life and the sustainability of the state’s water supply and economy.
Congratulations
Brenda Burman
named by the CAWCD Board as
CAP’s next General Manager
Burman will begin in her new role effective Jan. 6, 2023
Congratulations
Brenda Burman
named by the CAWCD Board as
CAP’s next General Manager
Burman will begin in her new role effective Jan. 6, 2023
Water Supply
Colorado River water: Adapting, protecting and building resiliency.
CAP System
Reliable deliveries to central and southern Arizona.
About Us
Central Arizona Project delivers water to Maricopa, Pinal and Pima counties, serving more than 5 million people, or more than 80% of the state’s population.
Contracting
Doing business with CAP. CAP engages in a wide range of activities while operating and maintaining the components of the system, and a great variety of equipment, supplies and services must be purchased to support these operations.
CAP prepares for Tier 2a Colorado River shortage in 2023
The Lower Colorado River Basin will be in the first-ever Tier 2a shortage beginning Jan. 1, 2023. Here’s what you need to know …
Staying safe during the holidays
Safety is a priority at CAP and our safety rockstar, Darin Perkins, has some tips to help keep you safe during the holidays.
It might be a La Niña three-peat – What exactly is La Niña?
This is the time of year when those in the water profession are eagerly tracking the weather to determine if the predictions about the “type” of year we predict actually comes to pass. We expect this 2023 water year to be influenced by a weather pattern called La Niña.
Public Meetings
Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are held at CAP Headquarters, 23636 N. 7th St., Phoenix, AZ. Sign up to be notified of CAP board meetings.
