Scottsdale Water partnered with the Arizona Water Association Oct. 4 to welcome a group of state legislators on a tour of the Scottsdale Water campus, including an up-close look at the …
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Legislators visit Scottsdale Water
(Courtesy Metro Creative Circle)
A group of 11 legislators toured Scottsdale water treatment plant Oct. 4.
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Scottsdale Water partnered with the Arizona Water Association Oct. 4 to welcome a group of state legislators on a tour of the Scottsdale Water campus, including an up-close look at the city’s Advanced Water Treatment Facility.
Visiting officials included:
• House Majority Leader Leo Biasiucci
• Representative Alexander Kolodin
• Representative Keith Seaman
• Representative Austin Smith
• Representative Stephanie Stahl Hamilton
• Representative Laura Terech
• Representative Stacey Travers
• Representative Betty Villegas
• Senator Shawnna Bolick
• Senator John Kavanagh
• Senator Justine Wadsack
The group heard updates from mayor David D. Ortega, Nashita Naureen with Arizona Water and Scottsdale Water Executive Director Brian Biesemeyer.
“It was a pleasure to greet Arizona state legislators who share our commitment to addressing water challenges in Arizona,” Ortega said. “Scottsdale Water professionals guided the tour of the facilities, a model for other cities in maximizing water resources through efficient and innovative planning and operations.”
