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Officials: Tier 2a reductions to bring ‘negligible’ water cuts to Peoria

But what does this mean for Peoria’s future water supply?

The U.S. Department of the Interior recently announced that Arizona faces water cuts in 2023 to the tune of 21% of the state’s annual apportionment of Colorado River water.

The reduction for Arizona amounts to 592,000 acre-feet, with cuts to impact primarily agriculture uses, and Valley cities saying it represents a small reduction in the amount of overall water in their portfolios.

But what does this mean for the city of Peoria today and into the future?

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