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The City’s drought management plan plays a key role in what happens next. With cuts coming on the #ColoradoRiver, Phoenix anticipates going to Drought Stage 2 - Water Warning - by the end of 2026. Phoenix Water Services Director Brandy Kelso explains what that may include⬇️

The City’s drought management plan plays a key role in what happens next. With cuts coming on the #ColoradoRiver, Phoenix anticipates going to Drought Stage 2 - Water Warning - by the end of 2026. Phoenix Water Services Director Brandy Kelso explains what that may include⬇️

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City of Phoenix Water Services Department and City of Phoenix Public Works Department are here to help you go #green this #Holiday season! Learn how to reduce your #waste and conserve #water with our festive tips! #PHXHappyHolidays #PHXWaterSmart #ReimaginePHX | City of Phoenix, AZ USA

City of Phoenix Water Services Department and City of Phoenix Public Works Department are here to help you go #green this #Holiday season! Learn how to reduce your #waste and conserve #water with our festive tips! #PHXHappyHolidays #PHXWaterSmart #ReimaginePHX | City of Phoenix, AZ USA

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The City of Phoenix Water Services Department is recommending a 6% increase for water rates in 2019 and a 6% increase for water rates in 2020. With shortages looming on the Colorado River, we must build the infrastructure needed to pump and move alternative water supplies to portions of our distribution system normally served with Colorado River water. The rate increase will also provide funding for resources needed to invest in rehabilitation and replacement of the pipes, treatment plants, pump

The City of Phoenix Water Services Department is recommending a 6% increase for water rates in 2019 and a 6% increase for water rates in 2020. With shortages looming on the Colorado River, we must build the infrastructure needed to pump and move alternative water supplies to portions of our distribution system normally served with Colorado River water. The rate increase will also provide funding for resources needed to invest in rehabilitation and replacement of the pipes, treatment plants, pump

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It’s live! The City of Phoenix Water Services Department waterworks website has officially launched. Find out how #PHX is investing in your #water future and what improvements are happening in your area. Learn more here: phoenix.gov/waterworks 💧 #WaterWednesday | City of Phoenix, AZ USA

It’s live! The City of Phoenix Water Services Department waterworks website has officially launched. Find out how #PHX is investing in your #water future and what improvements are happening in your area. Learn more here: phoenix.gov/waterworks 💧 #WaterWednesday | City of Phoenix, AZ USA

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#PHX residents! Do you know where your #water comes from? Watch and learn about the city's water supply sources and how you can do your part to be #PhxWaterSmart! Visit: Phoenix.gov/water for more info. #PHXSummer | City of Phoenix, AZ USA

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🚛💧 The Phoenix Water Services team is all set for Mighty Machines — happening tomorrow, Wednesday, Nov. 19, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Burton Barr Library! Bring the whole family to this fun, hands-on “Touch a Truck” event where kids (and kids at heart!) can explore big trucks, emergency vehicles, and other community machines up close. 👷‍♂️ Our Wastewater Collections team will showcase a powerful Hydro Jet Vac, and the Meters team is rolling in with two wrapped electric vehicles. Come say hi!

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“The opportunities are endless.” Meet Tara, the Sub-Regional Operating Group (SROG) Program Manager in the Water Services Department. She was able to take a passion for water and turn it into a successful career. Find ways to combine passion, career, and community at Phoenix.gov/jobs. #DoWorkThatMakesPhoenixWork City of Phoenix Water Services Department | City of Phoenix, AZ USA

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Phoenix water sends usage reports to residents

Programs for Seniors and Older Adults

City of Phoenix Water Services Department has tips for conservation and savings

As a leader in water recycling and reuse, the City of Phoenix Water Services Department recycles 97% of its water to produce 60 billion gallons of treated wastewater (effluent) per year. As seen here, effluent water is used at Tres Rios Wetlands, restoring a vital wetland and riparian habitat. 💧🌱 🔗 phoenix.gov/tresrios | City of Phoenix, AZ USA

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Teamwork turned vision into reality! 💧✨ Huge shoutout to our Phoenix Water crew for making Wayne Drop and Loo Poo’s float at the Electric Light Parade glow like twinkling stars. And to our parade staff - your energy leveled up the float shine to a whole new level ✨thank you for bringing the magic! 🙌 #PhoenixWater | City of Phoenix Water Services Department

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The status of Phoenix's water supply

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Ever wondered where our storm water goes? Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area is one place. The plants and wildlife are supported by water that comes from the City's storm drain system. 🌿🪺💧 Residents can hike, bike, jog or use the wheelchair accessible paved trails to enjoy the fresh air and scenery. Take a look around on this episode of Phoenix from Above. City of Phoenix Water Services Department City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department | City of Phoenix, AZ USA

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Inside Phoenix’s water system as Colorado River cuts loom

Financial incentives offered for Phoenix residents who want to conserve water

In just a few years, water that's flushed down toilets and drains in Phoenix may eventually flow through taps for people to drink. Nazario Prieto with Phoenix Water Services claims it's responsible and the way to go to preserve water. The project will start at the Cave Creek Water Reclamation Plant near Cave Creek and Deer Valley roads. | ABC15 Arizona

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Phoenix water rate hike goes into effect soon; here’s how much more you’ll pay

Managing water and drought in the Arizona desert | SRP

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DYK? The City of #PHX maintains more than 7K miles of water pipes. Help our crews by reporting a 💦leak online or by phone, 24/7. City of Phoenix Water Services Department | City of Phoenix, AZ USA

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☔️Ever wonder where rain water flows to after a storm? Stormwater runoff carries pollutants like trash and pet waste and carries them to outfalls. These pollutants harm our water quality and wildlife. Residents can help prevent Stormwater pollution: • Properly disposing of trash, recyclables or yard waste • Recycling motor oil and maintaining 🚗 to prevent leaks • Cleaning up after your pet 🦮💩 Learn more at phoenix.gov/stormwater 🔗 in bio. | City of Phoenix Water Services Department

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