Drought Management Plan Updates
Summary
Environmental programs staff reviewed the city's conservation pillars, rebate programs, and potential updates to the Drought Management Plan, discussing a potential transition to Stage 2 voluntary restrictions.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 2
Rising — discussed at 3 meetings since Oct 7, 2026, up from 0 in the two months before.
Impact analysis
Grant-funded rebate programs and ongoing conservation outreach support long-term demand reduction.
All water utility customers and the broader regional aquifer.
Residents and businesses would face mandatory restrictions and higher fines if Stage 3 or 4 is declared.
Mentions & discussions (5)
City Council Upcoming Agenda Items — November 6, 2026
Water Services was scheduled to brief the council on updates to the city's Drought Management Plan, which governs how Glendale responds to water supply shortages.
City Council Upcoming Agenda Items — October 30, 2026
Water Services will brief the council on updates to the city's drought management plan — a reminder that Glendale's water future depends on Colorado River conditions.
Citizens Utility Advisory Commission Amended — October 7, 2026
The city is updating its drought plan with new triggers based on percentage cuts instead of Lake Mead elevations, and is preparing to enter Stage 2 on January 1, 2027. Proposed Stage 3/4 fines would rise to $100 and $200, and Stage 4 could ban filling pools.
Citizens Utility Advisory Commission Amended — May 6, 2026
Environmental programs staff reviewed the city's conservation pillars, rebate programs, and potential updates to the Drought Management Plan, discussing a potential transition to Stage 2 voluntary restrictions.
Citizens Utility Advisory Commission — January 7, 2026
Glendale is actively managing its water supply portfolio amid ongoing Colorado River shortages and lower runoff. Staff highlighted aggressive water storage, groundwater recovery wells, and conservation programs to ensure long-term community resilience.
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