Arizona mayors launch a coalition to safeguard the state’s Colorado River supplies and strengthen long-term water security.
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Arizona stakeholders gather as Colorado River talks intensify
Governor Hobbs convened a statewide roundtable to urge unity as Arizona pushes for fair contributions in Colorado River negotiations and post-2026 planning.
Arizona’s Non-Indian Agricultural (NIA) water supply could vanish by 2026, forcing reliance on underground storage credits and raising concerns about future water security and growth.
Colorado River at a crossroads: Feds release post-2026 proposals
U.S. releases five alternatives for post-2026 Colorado River management to sustain the Colorado River as drought threatens basin states. A final decision is required by August 2026.
The historic Yavapai-Apache Nation Water Rights Settlement was approved by the Central Arizona Water Conservation District at its September 5 board meeting.
Group says farm programs fail to address Colorado River drought
The Environmental Working Group says federal farm programs fall short in helping farmers in the Colorado River Basin adapt to drought and climate change.