Phoenix, SRP reach historic water agreement

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The Phoenix City Council has approved a 40-year partnership with Salt River Project to help ensure reliable water deliveries in the future during extreme drought and shortage conditions on the Colorado River.

Under the first-of-its kind agreement, effective July 1, SRP has agreed to reserve capacity in its extensive system of wells for future use by Phoenix to recover long-term storage credits stored within the Salt River Project water service area. Water recovered through this partnership can be used anywhere within Phoenix’s Water Service Area.

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March 9, 2018

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