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Scottsdale Invests $8.25M in New Water Source Amid Colorado River Uncertainty
Scottsdale City Council approved an $8.25 million investment in water from Harquahala Valley as Arizona faces uncertainty over Colorado River allocations. The city, which relies on the Colorado River for 70% of its water supply, is implementing Stage One of its drought plan with voluntary 5% usage reduction while assessing infrastructure readiness for alternative water sources.
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Scottsdale City Council approved an $8.25 million investment in water from Harquahala Valley as Arizona faces uncertainty over Colorado River allocations. The city, which relies on the Colorado River for 70% of its water supply, is implementing Stage One of its drought plan with voluntary 5% usage reduction while assessing infrastructure readiness for alternative water sources.
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water-management · colorado-river · scottsdale · drought-planning · infrastructure · water-conservation · arizona
Key entities
Scottsdale (location, 0.99) · Arizona (location, 0.99) · Colorado River (location, 0.99) · Harquahala Valley (location, 0.95) · Phoenix (location, 0.98) · Scottsdale City Council (organization, 0.98) · Kyl Center for Water Policy (organization, 0.95) · Arizona State University (organization, 0.92) · Sarah Porter (person, 0.95) · Bryan Cassens (person, 0.95) · long-term storage credits (concept, 0.9) · drought-planning (concept, 0.92)
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news · language en · status final
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