Mesa spending millions on new water infrastructure
The Mesa City Council has recently agreed to spend millions on drilling new groundwater wells and building infrastructure to gain access to more Colorado River water
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The Mesa City Council has recently agreed to spend millions on drilling new groundwater wells and building infrastructure to gain access to more Colorado River water
Amid drought and uncertainty on the Colorado River, the city plans to bolster its groundwater access with two new wells in southeast Mesa.
As the Colorado River reservoirs supplying a third Arizona's water supply have dropped perilously close to deadpool levels, Mesa water officials have consistently painted a rosy picture of the city’s
The City of Mesa is adjusting its utility rates in the midst of historic inflation, and officials framed the proposed increases as a fair deal compared with the 13% rise
In 2024, Mesa officials expect to lose 7,000 acre-feet, or 16%, of the city’s share of Colorado River water due to drought contingency measures.