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      • How Large is the Overdraft?
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      • Why is There Water for Growth?
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Welcome to Citizens Water Advocacy Group

Founded in 2002, the Citizens Water Advocacy Group (CWAG) is a local science-based citizens group dedicated to working for a sustainable water future for the Prescott Active Management Area and to protecting the upper Verde River. We see two fundamental challenges to sustainable water management:
     • Our water supply is dependent on groundwater; we are depleting our groundwater reserves because we are pumping too much.
     • Excessive groundwater pumping and climate change are reducing the flow of the upper Verde River.

FOR FIRST TIME VISITORS. If this is your first visit to our website:

  • Issues of water sustainability are discussed in the section “Our Water Supply”.

  • The challenges facing the upper Verde River are discussed in the section “Verde River”.

  • "Introductory Water Info" will connect you to some basic and important topics.

Current Issues:

Articles
Title
Op Ed: Our water future — time for regional solution is NOW
OpEd: State government tells rural residents to dry up
Verde River: Low Flow Causes Habitat Damage
Op Ed: Advanced Water Purification - Our Future?
Countywide Water Management Required
OpEd: Are domestic wells draining our aquifer?
Rainwater Harvesting and Water Budget
Eleven Reasons To Protect The Verde
Climate Change & Groundwater Pumping - Big Chino Valley
Babbitt: Big Chino, the Verde River: a time for action

Upcoming Events

Thu Jun 12 @ 9:30AM -
Prescott Council Workshop Meeting 2025 General Plan
Thu Jun 26 @ 6:30PM - 08:00PM
League of Women Voters City of Prescott Mayor and Council Candidate Debate
Sat Jun 28 @10:00AM - 12:00PM
CWAG Water Issues Council Candidate Forum

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