TOWN COUNCIL

Cave Creek Council tables water assistance plan

Members of the Cave Creek Town Council listen to the presentation of the budget June 16, 2026. The Town Council tabled a water assistance policy so that usage numbers could be updated to reflect the current guidelines established in 2025.

(Independent Newsmedia/Jeff Wendt)

The Cave Creek Town Council tabled a water assistance plan at its Sept. 1 meeting so that usage numbers could be readjusted.

The chart shown to council members reflected usage when the program was established by the council in 2014.

The usage began at 5,280 gallons per month from a single user on Cave Creek water to 26,400 gallons per month for a family of five, while the usage numbers for Desert Hills water was 4,530 gallons for a single user to 22,650 gallons for a family of five.

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