As new Colorado River reductions put water supplies across the Southwest in the spotlight, Peoria residents can be confident the city has long been planning for a reliable and sustainable water future, city officials say.

Peoria protects its water supply through a combination of strategies, including aquifer recharge, reclaimed water reuse and continued investment in reliable water infrastructure. The city also has a long-standing commitment to sustainability, dating back to its first sustainability plan in 2009.

Residents can help. Simple conservation choices at home, fixing leaks, using water-efficient landscaping, adjusting irrigation and reducing unnecessary outdoor water use, all add up to significant savings across the community.

Water conservation is a shared responsibility, and every drop saved helps strengthen Peoria’s water future.

Learn more about conservation programs, sustainability resources and ways to save water at peoriaaz.gov/conservation and peoriaaz.gov/sustainability.

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