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| The Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) has been involved in the critical issue of water development in Arizona since 1902. Working with the state of Arizona and other partners, the Phoenix Area Office has helped the state of Arizona move forward with its water management goals. The results, accomplishments such as the Salt River Project and the Central Arizona Project, have helped with the delivery and management of water resources. Yet, in the 21st century, water supply remains at the forefront of planning issues. |
1) Colorado River Interim Guidelines for Lower Basin Shortages and Coordinated Operations for Lakes Powell and Mead
2) Secretary Kempthorne Signs Historic Decision For New Colorado River Management Strategies
NEW ! - An extensive addition to the Phoenix Area Office website.
Native Aquatic Species of the Gila River Basin in Arizona and New Mexico
APPRAISAL REPORT - Augmentation Alternatives for the Sierra Vista Sub-Watershed, Arizona - Lower Colorado Region.
1) FINAL REPORT- NO APPENDICES - (PDF - Approx. 4.9MB)
2) APPENDICES - ( PDF Approx. 4.3MB)
VEHICLE RESTRICTIONS: LAKE PLEASANT / AGUA FRIA CONSERVATION AREA.
Learn more at http://www.maricopa.gov/parks/lake_pleasant/AguaFria.aspx
NORTH CENTRAL ARIZONA WATER SUPPLY STUDY (NCAWSS)
1) REPORT OF FINDINGS - OCTOBER 2006 - (HTML)
2) FULL REPORT and All Supporting Documents - (Download - PDF FILES)
The Phoenix Area Office joins the people of Arizona in exploring new methods of water development. These methods include water conservation, recycling, treatment and technical assistance to help state, county, city, town and tribal governments manage and develop water supplies.
Reclamation's Phoenix Area Office looks forward to a future of continuing cooperation with water users on all levels to
help ensure a future of promise and prosperity for Arizona.
Public Information Contact:
Patricia Cox
Public Affairs Specialist
623-773-6214
pacox@lc.usbr.gov
Last Reviewed:
December 28, 2007
Webmaster:
Joseph J. Billerbeck


