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In his much-anticipated keynote speech at the conclusion of this year’s Water Resources Research Center’s Annual Conference at the University of Arizona, ADWR Director Tom Buschatzke laid out the vast complexities of managing the Colorado River system.

Technologically, the ability to purify treated wastewater to a safe, potable standard has been around for many years.

A “glimmer of hope” for wetter days ahead is emerging, according to research from the National Weather Service.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs convened a “roundtable” of state water users and other officials on Tuesday to assess the condition of Arizona’s Colorado River water supplies

ADWR staff on April 8 traveled to Willcox to share with residents some of the opportunities that lay ahead as ADWR and stakeholders of the new Willcox Active Management Area work together to find solutions to the alarming rate of groundwater depletion within the basin.

The ADWR team spent the day erecting a new CORS site that, once operational, would contribute still more data – and, so, still greater precision - to the network.

Members of Arizona’s Congressional delegation have reintroduced legislation to ratify and fund the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement

The model’s impact on local discussions about growth in Arizona, particularly discussions involving homebuilding, has been significant.

A discussion on the importance of protecting new-home buyers and more with ADWR Chief Attorney Nicole Klobas

ADWR presented its new interactive dashboard which stakeholders may use to help guide their understanding of how different variables could shape the impact of an Ag-to-Urban program on groundwater supplies.