How we manage high demand
We’re explaining the reasons why SRP offers time-of-use price plans to customers. It’s something called peak demand.
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Save energy while lowering your carbon footprint
When we make an effort to save energy at home, we collectively contribute to a more sustainable environment and lowering our carbon footprint.
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SRP’s 2025 Presidents’ Volunteer Spirit Award recipients
Every year, exceptional employees and retirees are honored with the SRP Presidents’ Volunteer Spirit Awards, recognizing their dedication to community service in 2025.
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Neurodiversity in the workplace
SRP partners with The Precisionists Inc.
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Convenient cash payment options
SRP customers can make cash payments at over 900 convenient locations across the Valley.
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Understanding your irrigation delivery
SRP delivers water to over 15,000 residences that use flood irrigation to deep water their property. Our team is here to help you get the most out of your irrigation water.
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Fostering economic growth through supplier diversity
Diversifying our supply chain has economically empowered diverse businesses we work with. Our value of ethical, sustainably sourcing products and services inspired the launch of our supplier diversity initiative back in 1995.
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SRP is planting trees in communities
Valley cities are safer and greener thanks to this partnership with SRP.
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Living through drought
SRP water expert Charlie Ester shares how we plan for drought. But, what is drought? Is it normal? Will Phoenix have enough water?
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The history of irrigation in Arizona
Why do some yards have irrigation while others don’t? To understand the answer to that question, we must go back over a century to the early 1900s.
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