Sharing our waterways for Canal Convergence
SRP is a proud partner of this award-winning annual event that combines water, art, light, fire and technology.
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Water
SRP brings in more than half the Valley’s water supply. We manage a series of rivers, dams, lakes, aquifers, storage facilities and over 131 miles of canals to bring raw water to cities, farms, schools and irrigation customers. Learn more about where your water comes and what we’re doing to plan for a sustainable future here.
Historical beautification: The history and benefits of SRP irrigation
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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ABCs of water safety
At SRP, we care about your safety around water. Please check out these tips to help you and your loved ones enjoy a safe summer.
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The Valley’s water supply
SRP’s water portfolio contributes to a more secure future for Arizona.
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Splashing into safety
Here are some ways to stay safe around water.
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Drought 101
SRP water expert Charlie Ester shares how we plan for drought. But, what is drought? Is it normal? Will Phoenix have enough water?
Protecting our water supply
SRP provides water to more than half the Valley, and is always prepared for drought. See how we are protecting this precious resource.
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Flowing into the future of water
We’re sharing the interesting ways that SRP monitors the health of our forests where the Valley’s water supply comes from.
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Making every drop count
Ensuring a resilient water supply for Arizonans has been part of our mission for over 100 years, and we’re planning for the future every day. Learn where your water comes from, what SRP is doing to protect it and how you can help.
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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.
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