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The Assured Water Supply Program operates within Arizonas six Active Management Areas (AMAs). It is designed to sustain the states economic health by preserving groundwater resources and promoting long-term water supply planning.
Definition. The reliability at which a specific quantity of water can be provided. Description. The reliability at which a specific quantity of water can be provided, usually expressed either as a percentage or as a risk.
The Certificate of Assured Water Supply is a designation issued by the Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR). The Certificate serves as a verification that a subdivision within an AMA has a legally, physically, and continuously available water supply for the next century.
About 20 percent of the States water supply is for municipal use, and most of this is residential. Up to 70 percent of that water is used outdoors (watering plants, swimming pools, washing cars, etc.) especially during the summer months, with the remaining used indoors (bathing, cooking, cleaning, etc.).
Irrigated agriculture is the largest user of water in Arizona, consuming about 74 percent of the available water supply.
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