Water Infrastructure
Summary
Peoria is drilling new water wells to lock down our water supply as the Colorado River keeps shrinking. Heads up—this means your future water bills and everyday conservation rules are probably going to change.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 1
- Last 30 days
- 1
Impact analysis
You'll likely see higher water bills down the road to help pay for drilling and maintaining these new wells.
Every resident and business in Peoria benefits by getting a more reliable, drought-proof water supply.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (6)
Peoria spending $104 million on water farm west of Tonopah
Peoria spending $104 million on water farm west of Tonopah 12News
Peoria moves forward with groundwater wells as residents seek answers
Peoria moves forward with groundwater wells as residents seek answers azfamily.com
West Valley city drilling 3 new groundwater wells to meet growing demand
West Valley city drilling 3 new groundwater wells to meet growing demand KTAR News 92.3 FM
Council approves land agreement to build new wellfields
Council approves land agreement to build new wellfields Peoriatimes.com
Peoria City Council approves grant for advanced metering infrastructure
Peoria City Council approves grant for advanced metering infrastructure Peoriatimes.com
Peoria plans to build water wells as drought, cuts to Colorado River water continue
Peoria plans to build water wells as drought, cuts to Colorado River water continue AZ Family
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