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The Year to Come

Conservation News for the Month of June

Arizona Water Company expanded its Free Water Conservation Kit Program to all service areas and also released two more programs for the communities of Munds Park and Rimrock.

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Residential Toilet Rebate Program

In another exciting move in sustainability, Arizona Water Company (AWC) has launched its first- ever residential toilet rebate program, thanks to a grant from the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority (WIFA) in 2023.

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Project WET Festivals

For years, Arizona Water Company (AWC) has partnered with Project WET, a cooperative extension of the University of Arizona, to host water festivals. These festivals aim to educate fourth-grade students about groundwater and the importance of water conservation.

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EPA WaterSense Website Spotlight

In the fall of 2023, Arizona Water Company became an EPA WaterSense Promotional Partner to provide our customers with additional resources to help save water. This program is special because it has unique educational materials for kids and adults, among other useful resources.

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The Year to Come

In 2023, the water conservation staff at Arizona Water Company (AWC) made a significant impact by hosting numerous Project WET Festivals, community events, workshops, free plant giveaways, new programs, and much more across our various communities. We are thrilled for even more exciting developments in the New Year.

A Year In Review Photo

A Year in Review

As we move closer to the New Year, it is important to reflect on the many things Arizona Water Company (AWC) has done to help preserve our water.

Ripple Effect Program Launch

Saturday, October 7th marked the launch of a new Integrated Demand Management Program (Water Conservation Program) in collaboration with the City of Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek, Yavapai County, Big Park Water Company, and Arizona Water Company.

Arizona Water Company announces its partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its WaterSense program.

Arizona Water Company is proud to announce its partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for its WaterSense program. This program is a collaboration between the EPA and water professionals across the country.

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Free Conservation Kit For Select Customers

Arizona Water Company is offering free water conservation kits to customers in the following service areas: Apache Junction, Gold Canyon, Superior, Miami, Globe, Winkelman, San Manuel, Oracle, Saddlebrooke Ranch, Bisbee, Sierra Vista, customers in unincorporated areas near the listed communities.