Tucson Assured and Adequate Water Supply
April 10, 2007
Post Tags: Tucson-adequate-water-supply , Tucson-assured-adequate-water , water-in-Arizona
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I attended the meeting this morning held at the Tucson Association of Realtors. The Arizona Commissioner of Real Estate was there along with a number of presenters.
The session I was most interested in was on Water in Arizona. The state knows it is located in a very dry desert area of the country. It also knows it has to manage this resource so our state and economy are sustainable.
I spent quite a few hours at the session and on the Arizona Department of Water Resources web site. There are a lot, and I mean a lot of great resources on that site.
If you are wondering about:
- water conservation and what can be done
- draught preparedness
- assured and adequate water supply
- just about anything dealing with water in AZ
This site has many great resources.
There presentation and references on their web site and statutes in the law show a redundant system to assure adequate water for the state. If there is a shortage due to a prolonged draught there is a draught preparedness plan already.
Arizona Department of Water Resources Assured Adequate Water is another page. I’ll provide you with a synopsis of today’s presentation in the Office of Assured and Adequate Water Supplyhandout from today. I’ve scanned it into a PDF format for anyone that is interested.
April 10th, 2007 at 5:48 pm
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April 10th, 2007 at 7:38 pm
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