The city of Scottsdale is evaluating participation in the Secure Water Arizona Program (SWAP), a new voluntary framework designed to give Arizona communities additional options for managing potential future water-supply challenges.

Scottsdale Water is nearing the halfway point of improvements to several Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) vaults throughout the city’s potable water distribution system, continuing its ongoing investment in aging infrastructure to improve system reliability and maintain safe, consistent water service...

Planned inspection and refurbishment work is underway this week at Well 27B, a city-owned groundwater well located at the Promenade Corporate Center near the southeast corner of Scottsdale Road and Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard.

Scottsdale Water is inviting residents to participate in a series of free fall workshops designed to help customers save water, manage their landscapes, understand their water bills and learn more about Scottsdale’s long-term water supply.

Scottsdale has begun sewer infrastructure improvements along Thomas Road, preparing the corridor for a comprehensive roadway reconstruction project while increasing the reliability and capacity of the city's wastewater system.

The Bureau of Reclamation is expected to soon release its post-2026 operating guidelines for the Colorado River. Scottsdale has been anticipating this decision and is prepared to carefully evaluate what it means for the city's long-term water supplies.

Beginning Thursday, July 9, Scottsdale Water is reintroducing its Water Conservation Rebate Program, offering financial incentives that help residents, businesses and homeowner associations save water while reducing utility costs.

The Scottsdale City Council approved the purchase of 15,000 acre-feet of Long-Term Storage Credits during its June 23 meeting, adding to the city's reserve of water assets and further diversifying its water portfolio.

As negotiations continue over the future of the Colorado River and the operating rules governing the Central Arizona Project beyond 2026, Scottsdale Water is continuing to take proactive, forward-looking steps to ensure the community maintains safe, reliable water service well...

Scottsdale has long planned for drought conditions through its Drought Management Plan, a framework designed to guide the city’s response if regional water shortages affect supplies delivered through the Central Arizona Project canal system.