Central AZ Project

CAWCD Board Member Stephen Miller did double duty today, representing both CAP and the Pinal County Board of Supervisors at a ribbon cutting officially opening a new CAP trailhead.

Craig McFarland, President and CEO of @PinalPartnrship, shares why a secure and sustainable water supply is essential to Pinal County's economy -- and why he supports the Coalition for Protecting Arizona's Lifeline.

CAP staff attended the 2026 Casa Grande State of the City celebration last evening. In addition to speaking on many other topics, Mayor Fitzgibbons highlighted his city's membership in the Coalition for Protecting Arizona's Lifeline.

Chandler City Councilmember OD Harris and City Manager John Pombier visited us this morning to discuss current Colorado River conditions and how Arizona is preparing for the future. Chandler is a proud supporter of The Coalition for Protecting Arizona’s Lifeline. @cityofchandler

CAWCD Board Member Barbara Seago was in attendance last evening for Apache Junction Mayor Chip Wilson's final State of the City Address. Congratulations to the City Council and staff on a successful event! @AJCityAZ

CAWCD Board Member Barbara Seago attended the 2026 Queen Creek State of the Town Address last evening. It was an honor to hear from Mayor Wheatley and the Town Council about the Town’s promising future. @TownofQC

Central Arizona Water Conservation District (CAWCD) Board Members come together to emphasize the importance of protecting Arizona's lifeline, the Colorado River.

CAWCD Board Members Barbara Seago and April Tornquist were in attendance for Chandler Mayor Kevin Hartke's final State of the City address. Congratulations to the Mayor and Council on a successful event!

CAP's Deanna Ikeya presented to @GoodyearAZGov staff members, sparking an important discussion about sustainability and the future of water in Arizona.

CAP's Colorado River Programs Manager Vineetha Kartha recently presented during the Annual Meeting of the Irrigation and Electrical Districts of Arizona (IEED). She provided an overview of current conditions on the river and the latest on the Post-2026 negotiations.

CAP was in attendance for the 2026 State of the Town address in Cave Creek this morning. Congratulations to Mayor Bob Morris and the Town Council on the accomplishments highlighted, including planning for Cave Creek's water future.

The CAWCD Board is meeting today in Pinal County. CAWCD Board President Goddard and General Manager Burman kicked off their visit last evening with a stakeholder dinner with about 60 in attendance to discuss CAP, Colorado River conditions and post-2026 Colorado River operations.

All alternatives harmful to Arizona: CAP’s response to the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for post-2026 Colorado River operations Read more at: bit.ly/3Zzuflw

All alternatives harmful to Arizona: CAP’s response to the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for post-2026 Colorado River operations Read more at: bit.ly/3Zzuflw

All alternatives harmful to Arizona: CAP’s response to the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for post-2026 Colorado River operations Read more at: bit.ly/3Zzuflw

All alternatives harmful to Arizona: CAP’s response to the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for post-2026 Colorado River operations Read more at: bit.ly/3Zzuflw

All alternatives harmful to Arizona: CAP’s response to the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for post-2026 Colorado River operations Read more at: bit.ly/3Zzuflw

CAWCD Board President Goddard and Board Members members Aguilar and Atkins enjoyed an interesting morning at the Valley Partnership Breakfast featuring Phoenix Mayor Gallego and City Manager Zuercher.

CAWCD Board Members Rudy Fischer and Barbara Seago attended the Scottsdale State of the City address -- celebrating the community's 75th Diamond Anniversary!

City of Litchfield Park Mayor Thomas Schoaf shares why the Colorado River is Arizona's lifeline and how water delivered through the Central Arizona Project (CAP) supports millions of Arizonans. @litchfieldpark