Salt River Project

Prioritize safe tree trimming and call SRP for help: srp.net/owhg6q

Our crews work year-round to trim trees and maintain community safety.

See if you qualify for the SRP Income-Qualified Discount™: srpnet.com/customer-servi…

The temperatures this week are giving an early reminder of what can be expected this summer. Make sure to check if you're eligible for our monthly bill discount.

It's that time of year to adjust your ceiling fans to blow down to help circulate the air.

As a not-for-profit utility, SRP does not have investors. Any revenue in excess of expenses is reinvested back into our electric system.

Time‑of‑Day users can save on their bill when they shift on‑peak usage. srp.net/vt53j9

Homeowners are responsible for trimming trees that interfere with power lines that run from poles to the tops of their homes. Call SRP to have power temporarily de-energized in order to perform safe tree trimming.

Canyon Lake will be temporarily closed for 16 weeks starting Sept. 16, 2026, for dam safety inspections and maintenance. srp.net/ydpeqn

Since the 1880s, zanjeros have kept the water flowing throughout the Valley. Here’s what this crucial job looks like in modern times. srp.net/3ptt7e

Avoid risk of digging into live wires: srp.net/h9fvji

Before you dig, call Arizona 811 and an expert will stake out underground utility lines so you can avoid major hazards.

See how our rates compare: srp.net/6wf130

SRP is a not-for-profit utility and does not have investors. Any revenue in excess of expenses is reinvested back into our operations. From improving infrastructure to enhancing customer programs, our focus is on people and community, not profits.

Trees that grow too closely to power lines can cause outages, especially during intense summer storms and microbursts. We recently worked with the @Tempegov to identify and remove hazardous trees, and plant 114 new trees! abc15.com/weather/impact…

SRP Solar for Nonprofits™ supports cleaner energy and stronger communities. srp.net/k6cvs8

SRP has over 1,500 megawatts (MW) of large-scale solar – enough energy to serve 312,000 homes for a year - and more than 1,100 MW of battery storage projects supporting the grid to help ensure that more solar-generated electricity is available during times of high demand.

When vehicles hit electrical infrastructure, our crews are there to de-energize the equipment so it is safe for medical personnel and other first responders to work safely.

Looking for a new-build home? Check out our map of ENERGY STAR Home Communities! srp.net/3zxgku

SRP hydrologists were in the Northern Arizona mountains gathering snow measurements that help predict how much water will reach Phoenix later this year. kjzz.org/science/2026-0…