To continue to ensure the reliability of CAP’s water deliveries, CAP is replacing all the wood pole structures with steel poles on the ED2-Saguaro transmission line that supplies power to Brady, Picacho, and Red Rock Pumping Plants. Read More

High salinity in the Colorado River system creates environmental and economic damages to its users. Since the 1970s, the Colorado Basin Salinity Control Program has focused on improving the water quality of the Colorado River and has successfully reduced the salt load by 1.3 million tons annually. Read More

For the second year running, CAP was recognized on the Phoenix Business Journal’s list of top volunteer programs, with CAP employees donated nearly 2,000 hours of their time to the community. Read More

CAP recently launched an Instagram account, CAPArizona, to share the impressive features of our 336-mile system. Read More

As part of Protect Lake Mead, CAP’s public awareness campaign, stakeholders and Arizona leaders were interviewed about the importance of protecting the level of Lake Mead. The result is more than 20 short videos that provide a variety of perspectives about the importance of that collaboration. Read More

Why Protect Lake Mead? Because today’s choices determine the future for our kids. Listen to their perspectives on why water is important. Watch the video

The Bureau of Reclamation’s August 24-month study confirmed that efforts by CAP and its partners were successful in avoiding shortage for 2017. Efforts will continue to extend existing conservation tools and develop longer-term solutions to address the risks of critical shortages on the Colorado River. Read more