SRP employees celebrate black history and hip-hop culture
On Thursday, Feb. 6, the renowned Black History 101 Mobile Museum visited SRP. The event informed employees to help celebrate Black History Month.
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Salt River Project has helped shape the West since its founding in 1903 and our history is one of service to the residents of Arizona. Follow along as we share historical nuggets about the communities that we have served for more than 100 years.
Granite Reef Diversion Dam, a look back at the 1908 dedication
With Granite Reef Diversion Dam finished in 1908, it became the first dam constructed as part of the Salt River Project, as Theodore Roosevelt Dam would not be completed for another three years.
A look back: SRP’s Presidents’ Volunteer Spirit Awards
Started in 1982, the SRP Presidents’ Volunteer Spirit Award is given to employees who exemplify the importance of volunteerism at SRP.
Meet Nina Duncan, editor of SRP’s first newsletter
Celebrating Women’s History Month by highlighting a trailblazing woman in SRP’s more than 100-year history. Rounding out the month is Nina Duncan, editor of SRP’s first newsletter, The Current.
Meet Louisa Simmons, SRP’s first female engineer
Celebrating Women’s History Month by highlighting a trailblazing woman in SRP’s more than 100-year history – Louisa Cook, SRP’s first female engineer.