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The document outlines the application process for obtaining a Certificate of Assured Water Supply in Arizona, which is required for land subdivisions within active management areas not served by designated water providers. It details the necessary documentation, technical registration requirements, review time frames, and exemptions. The application must include hydrologic and engineering reports signed by qualified professionals, and it emphasizes the importance of pre-application meetings with the Office of Assured and Adequate Water Supply. Additionally, it specifies fees associated with the application and provides contact information for further assistance.

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Where does Phoenix, AZ water come from?

Phoenix gets its water from five main sources: the Colorado, Salt and Verde rivers, groundwater and reclaimed water. The vast majority comes from the rivers: the Salt and Verde contribute 52%, and the Colorado River 38%. Reclaimed water accounts for 8% of the citys water supply, and groundwater the remaining 2%.

What is Arizonas main water source?

41% of Arizonas water comes from groundwater. However, the state would still not be able to support its growing population without the Colorado River. The river supports 36% of the states water use. The rest of Arizonas water comes from 18% in-state rivers and 5% reclaimed water.

Is Phoenix tap water ok to drink?

Yes, the water in Phoenix, AZ, is generally considered safe to drink. The citys water supply is sourced from a combination of groundwater and surface water, and it is treated and monitored to meet federal and state water quality standards.

Where does Phoenix get most of its water?

From where does the city of Phoenix get its water? The city of Phoenix s water supply comes primarily from the Salt River Project (SRP) which brings water by canal and pipeline from the Salt and Verde Rivers , and the Central Arizona Project (CAP) which transports Colorado River water.

How do I cancel my Arizona water company service?

To stop service, customers must contact our customer service department at 844-367-2030. When you call our office, you will be verified by a customer service representative.

What does Arizona water Company do?

AWC is a public service corporation providing public water utility service to approximately 103,000 customers in 24 communities across the State of Arizona.

Does Phoenix, Arizona have a water problem?

Under normal conditions (including short-term dry periods), Phoenix has adequate sustainable water supplies to meet the State of Arizonas 100-Year Assured Water Supply standard.

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