Program Development and Studies throughout Arizona
The Program Development Division of the Phoenix Area Office is responsible for water resource planning activities within its geographical area of responsibility throughout Arizona . The federal objective in water resource planning is to achieve a structured approach to water resource problem-solving and provide a rational framework for sound decision-making.
The Program Development Division works with communities, organizations, and states to assist them in the planning process; conducts general investigations, appraisal and feasibility studies; can provide technical assistance to states; and investigates opportunities for reuse of wastewater.More Information on the Water Resource Planning Processes
Below are listed current activities.
Click on the link for a brief description and to find a contact for more information.
Central Arizona Salinity Study
East Valley Water Forum
El Rio River Restoration Study
Gila Watershed Partnership
Green Valley Area Water Supply Study
Little Colorado River Watershed Study
Miscellaneous Flood Control
Mogollon Rim Water Resources Management Study
Nogales Area Water Storage
North Central Arizona Water Supply Study
Phoenix Metropolitan Water Reclamation and Reuse Project
Salt River Valley Water Analysis and Resource Study
SAWARSA - Effluent Utilization
Sierra Vista Watershed Study - Upper San Pedro Partnership
Sierra Vista Water Reclamation Facility Effluent Recharge Project
Slow sand filtration (SSF) and reverse osmosis (RO) treatment with
associated concentrate disposal using halophyte irrigation
Tres Rios Wetlands Demonstration Project - Title 16 Activities
The Central Yavapai Highlands Water Resources Management Study
Tucson Area Central Arizona Project System Reliability Investigation
Tucson Area Water Reclamation Study
Upper Gila River Watershed Restoration
Upper Gila New Mexico CAP Unit
WestCAPS
Last Reviewed:
July 22, 2009
Webmaster:
Joseph J. Billerbeck - jbillerbeck@usbr.gov