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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.

Learn about the camera created by SRP engineers that can tell how much water will run off into our reservoirs each spring.

We’re hiring for customer service representatives from Jan. 25 through Feb. 1. While SRP is known for its amazing benefits, there’s a lesser-known perk of joining SRP’s customer service team: …

See how we’re working with the Arizona Science Teachers Association to create better science education for students across our state.

Thanks to SRP Touchdown for Teachers, each time the Cardinals scored, teachers won. Ninety-eight teachers and $49,000 were awarded.

When it comes to planning for our state’s future energy and water demand, we proudly team up with other innovative experts in the community.

On Oct. 1, SRP resumes its standard payment policies. Here is what customers need to know.

Beginning Oct. 1, M-Power customers will be returned to normal business practices. Here’s what our customers need to know about paying back accumulated debt.

Beginning this month, customers with a past-due balance will see new payment information on their bill. Here’s what you need to know.

Ever heard of bird flight diverters? In light of National Bird Day on Jan. 5, we’re talking about SRP’s Avian Protection Program and answering the question: What’s the deal with …

Fish herding is an eco-friendly and sustainable practice used during canal dry-ups. In-house expert Brian Moorhead tells us all about it.

Canals are the central medium by which we move water in the Valley. We’re explaining why we strategically dry-up sections of a canal from time to time.