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	Please click the picture of your profile below, i.e. Well Owners. ADWR Public General public, homeowners, teachers, students Check Your Water Supply Does my community have enough water? ADWR Bookstore Books, Database CD-ROMs, Maps, Publications How Do I? Answers to your "How do I?" questions Definitions Page Definitions for many of the terms used on this website Water Atlas Water-related information for the State of Arizona. Water Conservation ADWR Water Conservation Program Education and Outreach Water related activities, and photos Drought Tolerant / Low Water Plants AMAS Municipal and Industrial Conservation Programs Water Saving Technologies Technologies for business, industry and home Drought The Statewide Drought Program Local Drought Impact Groups Local Drought Impact Groups (LDIGs) are county-level groups coordinating public awareness Community Water Systems Water providers, water plans, and water use Attorneys Attorneys and other members of the legal system Adjudications ADWR provides technical and administrative support to the adjudication court as required by statute ADWR Calendar Meetings & Notices Calendar Colorado River Management Maintaining and Protection of the long-term availability of Colorado River water supplies.   Laws and Rules Arizona Revised Statutes   Substantive Policy Substantive policy statements are advisory only   Dam Owners Dam Owners, Local Government (Cities/Towns), Counties, State Government, Federal Government, Engineering Consultants, Public Utilities, General Public, Educators, Students Application Process Explains when and how to file an application, and what should be included. Construction Oversight Discusses approval conditions, notices, daily reports, and testing results. Dam Classifications Defines the hazard class and size. Emergency Action Plans Explains who prepares this document and what should be included. Emergency Measures Remedial measures and property liens. Jurisdictional/Exemption Explains what type of dam meets our jurisdictional requirements. Owner Responsibilities Explains what the owner is required to do under the Dam Safety Program. Safety Deficiency Types Definition of the types of safety deficiencies with examples. Safety Inspections Discusses the dam safety inspection process. Unregistered Dams Defines what is an unregistered and how to bring the dam into the program. Unsafe Dams Explains the different classifications and lists the unsafe dams. Drillers Drillers ADWR Calendar Meetings & Notices Calendar AMAs Conservation services, education programs, outreach, rate structures, incentive programs, ordinances Bookstore (driller log) Review past and present collection of drillers log Check Your Water Supply Does my community have enough water? E-NOI Online Filing Center for Notices of Intention to Drill Hydrology Technical Hydrologic support to Water Management   Field Services Provides support by collecting, analyzing, and interpreting hydrologic data   Modeling Section Groundwater flow modeling is used to study the past, present and future impacts of water uses on aquifers   Surface and Recharge Provides support in the form of technical hydrologic reviews of applications, and special projects   Geophysics/Surveying To gather, process, and interpret land subsidence and aquifer storage data   Basic Data The Department of Water Resources primary source of collecting groundwater data Educators Educators AMAs Conservation services, education programs, outreach, rate structures, incentive programs, ordinances Water Conservation Promote water education and create guidelines for more efficient use of water Drought The Statewide Drought Program   Community Water Systems Water providers, water plans, and water use   Local Drought Impact Groups Local Drought Impact Groups (LDIGs) are county-level groups coordinating public awareness Education and Outreach Water related activities The ABCs of Water How water effects our physical environment Government Agencies Counties, USGS, ADEQ, other states, Local Government (Cities/Towns), Federal Government (BIA, BLM, BofR, DOE, FERC, U.S. Army Corps, etc.), State Government (ADEQ, ADHS, ADOT, AzG&F, ASLD, ADRM) ADWR Calendar   Meetings & Notices Calendar AMAs   conservation services, education programs, outreach, rate structures, incentive programs, ordinances Colorado River Management   Maintaining and Protection of the long-term availability of Colorado River water supplies. Driller Logs   Review past and present collection of drillers log Field Services   Provides support by collecting, analyzing, and interpreting hydrologic data Hydrology   Technical Hydrologic support to Water Management Rural Programs   Rural Arizona Watershed Alliance (RAWA) Surface Water   The Surface Water Division allocates the right to use surface water resources in a fair and equitable manner Water Quality Unit   Provides hydrologic support and liaison to the Department of Environmental Quality Water Quality Assurance Revolving Fund Water Banking Authority   AWBA stores or “banks” unused Colorado river water to be used in times of shortage to firm (or secure) water supplies for Arizona Water Protection Fund   Annual source of monies for development, implementation of measures to protect water Land Owners Land Owners, Ranchers, Farmers AMAs Conservation services, education programs, outreach, rate structures, incentive programs, ordinances Bookstore Books, Database CD-ROMs, Maps, Publications Check Your Water Supply Does my community have enough water? Water Conservation Promote water education and create guidelines for more efficient use of water Driller Logs, Well Information Review past and present collection of drillers log Drought The Statewide Drought Program Hydrology Technical Hydrologic support to Water Management Permits, Forms, and Applications Notice of Intent to Drill, Deepen, Replace or Modify a Well Rural Programs Information for people located outside the state’s five Active Management Areas (AMAs) Surface Water The Surface Water Division allocates the right to use surface water resources in a fair and equitable manner well data Well Drilling information in Arizona Realtors Realtors AMAs Conservation services, education programs, outreach, rate structures, incentive programs, ordinances Assured and Adequate Water Supply Covers subdivisions within Active Management Areas Check Your Water Supply Does my community have enough water? Bookstore Direction of Flow of Water (Maps,Reports) Wells 55 Drought The Statewide Drought Program Fissures / Subsidence Land subsidence in Arizona is generally caused by lowering of the water table Groundwater Water Rights Different groups work on different aspects of the Groundwater topic GWSI (GWSI) database is the main repository for statewide groundwater data regarding wells and springs Hydrology Technical Hydrologic support to Water Management Rural Programs Rural Arizona Watershed Alliance (RAWA) Surface Water Rights The Surface Water Division allocates the right to use surface water resources in a fair and equitable manner Floodplain Administration Program To reduce the loss of lives and property in Arizona using flood control planning Researchers / Engineers Researchers / Engineers (Educators, Students, Politicians) AMAs Conservation services, education programs, outreach, rate structures, incentive programs, ordinances Check Your Water Supply Does my community have enough water? Surface Water The Surface Water Division allocates the right to use surface water resources in a fair and equitable manner Drought The Statewide Drought Program Hydrology Technical Hydrologic support to Water Management Recharge Program Recharge, storing excess water supplies to be used in the future. Water Atlas Water-related information for the State of Arizona. Water Banking Authority (AWBA) AWBA stores or “banks” unused Colorado river water to be used in times of shortage to firm (or secure) water supplies for Arizona Water Conservation ADWR Water Conservation Program Water Protection Fund (AWPF) Annual source of monies for development, implementation of measures to protect water Water Company Consultants Water Company Consultants, Mining Companies ADWR Calendar Meetings & Notices Calendar AMAs Conservation services, education programs, outreach, rate structures, incentive programs, ordinances Assured and Adequate Water Supply Applicant's project meeting the projected demands for at least 100 years Bookstore Books, Database CD-ROMs, Maps, Publications Check Your Water Supply Does my community have enough water? Colorado River Management Maintaining and Protection of the long-term availability of Colorado River water supplies. Driller Logs Review past and present collection of drillers log E-NOI Online Filing Center for Notices of Intention to Drill Hydrology Technical Hydrologic support to Water Management Imaged Records ADWR Imaged Records Database Online Annual Reporting AMAs Annual Water Withdrawal and Use Reports for the AMAs and INAs Permits, Forms, and Applications Permits, Forms, and Applications Well Owners Well Owners, and others looking for well information ADWR Imaged Records Database wells using the Well Registry Number, Owner Name Search and Location search (Cadastral, Basin, or Subbasin). AMAs Conservation services, education programs, outreach, rate structures, incentive programs, ordinances Basic Data The Department of Water Resources primary source of collecting groundwater data Bookstore Books, Database CD-ROMs, Maps, Publications Field Services Provides support by collecting, analyzing, and interpreting hydrologic data Geophysics/Surveying To gather, process, and interpret land subsidence and aquifer storage data GWSI (GWSI) database is the main repository for statewide groundwater data regarding wells and springs Hydrology Technical Hydrologic support to Water Management Permits, Forms, and Applications Permits, Forms, and Applications Well Questions and Answers All the "How Do I?" questions and answers on 'wells' Information for domestic well owners Well ownership needs, maintenance, water quality testing... Spare Heading link 1 link 1

General Information

ADWR Calendar - What we have scheduled.

ADWR Dictionary - A list of water terms and their definitions used by ADWR

Browse Topics - Links to a wealth of information regarding ADWR.

Check your water supply - County-specific information, water resources, and live on-line reports.

eBookstore - Shop for Books, Database CD-ROMs, Maps, Publications, and more.

How do I? - Questions and answers about the Arizona Department of Water Resources

Hydrology eLibrary - Looking for an ADWR Hydrology Document?

Organizational Chart and Phone Numbers - ADWR Org chart, and phone numbers

Original ADWR Menu - The menu from the previous Web site updated to current pages

Permits, Forms, and Applications

Site Map - A detailed look at the department and its various sections

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Information Services - Please contact us at 602-771-8627 or 1-800-352-8488 (outside Phoenix) if you need other information, or assistance.

Wells - Databases and Information

ADWR Water Resource Data - Well Registry Database a collection of all the registered wells in Arizona. Groundwater Site Inventory Database (GWSI) that contains a collection of wells that have thier water levels check regularly.

ADWR Imaged Records Datebase - You can contact Imaged Records if you need assistance in using these databases. Call 602-771-8637, 602-771-8636 or 1-800-352-8488 (outside Phoenix) .

Information Services (Bookstore) - You can contact Information Services if you need assistance in general, or assistance using these databases. Call 602-771-8627 or 1-800-352-8488 (outside Phoenix)

Information for domestic well owners - From the University of Arizona, information on domestic well ownership needs, including maintenance, water quality testing and more.

Wells Questions and Answers - Search the "How Do I?" Q&A database for all wells topics

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