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.

The city of Scottsdale continues to make measurable progress on five major initiatives designed to ensure a reliable and resilient water future, even as ongoing reductions to the Colorado River system are anticipated in the coming years.

As temperatures begin to rise across the Valley, the city of Scottsdale reminds residents that simple, everyday water-smart habits can help the community manage seasonal increases in water use while continuing to maintain Scottsdale’s high quality of life.

The city of Scottsdale is enhancing its Water Resources Department with new leadership appointments designed to support long-term water reliability, infrastructure investment and strategic planning.

Did you know your landscape irrigation system could be quietly wasting water and costing you money without you even noticing?

This spring, the city of Scottsdale is inviting residents to transform their yards, lower their water bills and make a lasting impact on the desert environment through its popular Springtime Water Conservation Workshops.

Scottsdale Water is sharing a closer look at how the city safely cleans and reuses water—turning what goes down the drain into a valuable, sustainable resource that supports the community every day.