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Phoenix Water Supply Sources
Phoenix Water Services manages the city's water supply through diverse sources including the Salt and Verde Rivers (60%) and Colorado River (40%), with a comprehensive drought management plan ensuring long-term reliability. The city employs strategic water conservation, recycling of treated wastewater, and high-priority surface water rights to sustain the community despite desert Southwest drought conditions.
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Summary
Phoenix Water Services manages the city's water supply through diverse sources including the Salt and Verde Rivers (60%) and Colorado River (40%), with a comprehensive drought management plan ensuring long-term reliability. The city employs strategic water conservation, recycling of treated wastewater, and high-priority surface water rights to sustain the community despite desert Southwest drought conditions.
Tags
water-supply · drought-management · phoenix-arizona · conservation · water-resources · infrastructure
Key entities
Phoenix Water Services (organization, 0.99) · Phoenix (location, 0.99) · Arizona (location, 0.98) · Salt River Project (organization, 0.95) · Central Arizona Project (organization, 0.95) · Groundwater Management Act (concept, 0.92) · Assured Water Supply Program (concept, 0.92) · Salt and Verde Rivers (location, 0.9) · Colorado River (location, 0.9) · Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station (technology, 0.88)
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reference · language en · status final
Provenance
claude-haiku-4-5 via @stacklist/mcp-server@2.0.0, confidence 0.85, 22 Oct 2026