Statement on Reclamation’s Record of Decision & Operational Guidelines for Future Colorado River Operations azwaternews.com/2026/08/21/2…
Arizona Department of Water Resources retweeted
💧 At our recent AZ in Focus, water leaders discussed Colorado River supply cuts, new federal guidelines and what’s next for Arizona’s water future.
Thank you to our panelists:
• Clint Chandler (@azwater)
• Leslie Meyers (@srpconnect)
• Warren Tenney (@AMWUA)
@GPCpolicy
Our Water Planning Division has an open managerial position! If interested, #ApplyNow @ ow.ly/2yjq50ZXnGv
Repurposing gray water saves you money, reduces waste, and it can help to extend our potable water supply in #Arizona! ow.ly/w81p50ZXnCM
Did you notice a leaky faucet at home? Here’s how you can easily fix it: ow.ly/5Las50ZXnxp
Planning to visit Havasupai Falls? Learn how to have the best experience at one of the most beautiful and sought after destinations in the world @ ow.ly/v3BB50ZXnzm #TravelTuesday @ArizonaTourism
#TuesdayTip: Do not pre-rinse dishes unless you need to. Most new dishwashers do not require pre-rinsing. ow.ly/RL0Y50ZXn5g
#Reminder: The Ranegras Plain AMA Municipal Conservation Workshop begins 10:30am tomorrow at the Desert Gold RV Resort. Visit @ ow.ly/IwuU50ZXmtj for more information.
Whether you rent or own your home – there are lots of simple low/no cost ways to save energy! ow.ly/hpp950ZXly4 @ENERGYSTAR
Your tap water at home – and the water used to produce your food, electricity, gas, and home goods is called your “Water Footprint” – calculate yours @ watercalculator.org/
Building the foundation: ADWR’s Field Services team spans the state for data on Arizona’s water supplies ow.ly/FLHu50ZXl7x
Arizona Department of Water Resources retweeted
Tissue? Toss It! 🗑️
Drop tissues in the trash instead of flushing them and save water with every toss. It’s a small switch that can make a big difference over time.
Keep tissues in the trash and water in the pipes. buff.ly/bvKHjMN
#WaterUseItWisely #SmartWaterUse
Arizona Department of Water Resources retweeted
🌵🌧️Persistent scattered light showers moving toward the NE at 20 mph overnight have produced a tenth to a quarter inch of rain across the Tucson Metro Area (with up to a half inch on the Catalina Mountains) since midnight. Showers will taper off by the mid-morning hours. #azwx
Arizona Department of Water Resources retweeted
This week's precip forecast by @NOAA's @NWSWPC
Heavy precip across a streak from Far West TX up through the TX Panhandle, OK, KS, MO, and into IL. Also very wet in the Rockies, Northeast, FL, a few other spots.
Little to no precip for most of the rest of the Lower 48.
@NWS

ALT A map displays the NOAA National Weather Service 7-day quantitative precipitation forecast for the contiguous United States from October 13 to 20, 2026. Heavy precipitation totals ranging from 2.5 to over 4 inches are highlighted in a prominent red band stretching diagonally from West Texas up into Illinois, as well as parts of the Rockies, Northeast, Florida, and the Pacific Northwest.
Arizona Department of Water Resources retweeted
NEW BLOG: Where Does the Water in My Tap Actually Come From?
AMWUA cities rely on four water sources, each with its own origin story. The exact mix that reaches your home depends on your location and your water provider’s specific portfolio.
amwua.org/blog/where-does-th…
Learn how ADWR continues to prioritize its consultation and engagement with Arizona’s 22 Tribes and Nations in pursuit of our mutually beneficial goals. Read our recently published Tribal Consultation Report @ ow.ly/W4zG50ZWwIC #IndigenousPeoplesDay
Listen to our discussion with Arizona Water Banking Authority Director Rebecca Bernat over the way it has changed in response to #COriver shortages ow.ly/nNop50ZWwyT
Learn how to correctly employ drip irrigation in your landscaping to make the most of every drop of #water! ow.ly/2XQO50ZWwI1
If you’re planning to enjoy the #water with your dog, prepare with some basic safety tips @ ow.ly/jNEE50ZWwEq @WebMD #NationalAnimalSafetyMonth
Curious about designing a beautiful, low-water- use garden in your back yard- but don’t know where to start? Get some useful tips from @WUIW @ ow.ly/9V3j50ZWwBi
More than 80% of Arizona wildlife species depend on a wetland or streamside habitat during some point of their life cycle! Learn more about these important areas @ ow.ly/cRxE50ZWwAU


























