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Stories and more from your friends at Salt River Project.
5 important holiday safety tips for lighting & décor
Overloaded circuits, Christmas trees and holiday lights are responsible for fires that damage and destroy hundreds of homes each year. Stay safe this holiday season by following these key tips.
Powering water conservation research
SRP is constantly planning for an assured, resilient water supply for the Valley. By learning how Arizona businesses use water, we’ve been able to identify millions of gallons in water…
ZooLights BOGO deal for SRP customers
It’s that time of year again! Find out the details for a BOGO deal we’re offering exclusively to SRP customers.
SRP continues to ‘Light Up Navajo’
SRP and utility workers from across the country work together to ‘Light Up Navajo’.
Managing your energy use while everyone is home
Learn what you can do about increased energy use while working or attending classes from home.
Secure ways to pay your bill
When it comes to paying your bill, you’ve got options.
Michelle Bigman inspires cultural awareness through SRP Employee Resource Group
A deep sense of cultural pride inspires Michelle Bigman, both in her day-to-day work and as the chair of the N.A.T.I.V.E employee resource group.
Get the same bill every month
Get the same bill every month ESPAÑOL As the temperature begins to drop in the Valley, so do our electric bills. It can be nice to enjoy a break from…
Classroom grants for teachers
Each year, SRP provides more direct funding to teachers to help them bring innovative projects into their classrooms through the Classroom Connections grants program. The deadline to apply is Feb….
Skills-based volunteer opportunities
Learn more about this unique opportunity in which SRP employees share their professional skill sets with local nonprofit organizations.
SRP Touchdowns for Teachers™
For the third year, SRP partnered with Cardinals Charities on the Touchdowns for Teachers program. 98 lucky teachers won big when the Cardinals scored.
Art and history along the canals
Walk, run, bike and move across 131 miles of Greater Phoenix canals as you explore history and experience art and the desert’s water infrastructure.