Ann O'Brien

Regional Water Security and Colorado River Supplies

Establishes a flexible financial and resource-sharing mechanism to mitigate future water shortage costs across municipal partners.

water conservation

Future water infrastructure upgrades or mandatory conservation measures could eventually hit your monthly utility bill.

water supply cuts

Your monthly utility bills are going to go up to pay for conservation and alternative water sources.

water supply reduction

Conserving water now helps avoid emergency supply costs later, but homeowners might have to shell out cash for upgrades like efficient landscaping or smart irrigation systems.

water restrictions

You might see higher water bills or end up paying fines if you don't follow the new conservation rules.

water storage

It could cost cities a pretty penny if they can't access the expensive water they've already paid to store underground.

water rights

You could see your water bills or local taxes go up as the city pays for expensive legal teams to fight for water rights.

water sharing

Pooling resources helps both cities avoid the high costs of emergency water acquisitions down the road.

water supply

Drawing on backup reserves could mean paying more down the road for advanced water storage and treatment.

Environmental Lab Services Contract RFP GGS-26-0363 - Request for Award (Ordinance S-53254) - Citywide

Maricopa County Environmental Services Department

Environmental Review Consulting Services - RFQu-24-003 - Amendment (Ordinance S-53024) - Citywide

State of Arizona Department of Environmental Quality

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality

United States Environmental Protection Agency