CAP has long been involved in numerous efforts and activities to manage these risks and adapt to climate change. And while most of these efforts have targeted the drought issue (e.g. water augmentation, conservation, and storage), CAP has also taken steps to comprehensively incorporate climate adaptation at all critical levels of the organization through the development of our own organizational climate adaptation plan. Read more about the Climate Adaptation Plan...

At its Dec. 6 board meeting, the Central Arizona Water Conservation District took action that provides a clear path forward for the interstate (Lower Colorado River Basin) and intrastate (Arizona) drought contingency plans. Read more about the action...

As part of CAP’s Know Your Water series, you will be meeting some of the employees who work each day to ensure Colorado River water flows through our 336-mile aqueduct to reach our municipal, agricultural, industrial and tribal customers. Learn more about Accounting’s Kris King. Read more about Kris King...

If you’ve ever been curious about CAP’s water deliveries – how much water is ordered and subsequently delivered each year – CAP’s new Water Deliveries webpage gives you a great snapshot with as much detail as you care to know! Read more about the new Water Deliveries Webpage...

This Thanksgiving, CAP celebrates the spirit of giving. Whether it’s packing food boxes, planting flags on 9/11 or walking dogs at a shelter, CAP employees give back throughout the year. As you’re around the Thanksgiving table this Thursday, discuss ways you can contribute to your community, as well. From our family to yours – Happy Thanksgiving!

Scott Bryan, senior biologist, explains how CAP “herded” and protected fish during two recent siphon “dewaterings.” Read more about the siphon inspections...