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Scottsdale's 100-Year Assured Water Supply
Scottsdale's water supply has evolved from 100 percent groundwater dependence to 90 percent surface water sourced from the Central Arizona Project and Salt River Project. The city has achieved safe yield since 2006 and maintains a 100-year assured water supply for sustainable development.
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Summary
Scottsdale's water supply has evolved from 100 percent groundwater dependence to 90 percent surface water sourced from the Central Arizona Project and Salt River Project. The city has achieved safe yield since 2006 and maintains a 100-year assured water supply for sustainable development.
Tags
water-supply · scottsdale · groundwater · surface-water · arizona · sustainable-water · infrastructure
Key entities
Scottsdale (location, 0.99) · Central Arizona Project (organization, 0.98) · Salt River Project (organization, 0.98) · Colorado River (location, 0.97) · Arizona Department of Water Resources (organization, 0.96) · Groundwater Management Act (concept, 0.97) · safe yield (concept, 0.96) · Phoenix Active Management Area (location, 0.95) · CAP Water Treatment Plant (technology, 0.94) · Chaparral Water Treatment Plant (technology, 0.94)
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reference · language en · status final
Provenance
claude-haiku-4-5 via @stacklist/mcp-server@2.0.0, confidence 0.85, 26 Oct 2026