~ In a recent federal decision regarding the Colorado River, Arizona is facing significant consequences. According to state officials, Arizona has taken necessary steps to conserve and prepare for potential water shortages, and should not be expected to bear an unfair portion of the burden that the entire Colorado River Basin is facing.

Mesa, in particular, has been proactive in planning for their water future by diversifying their supplies, investing in infrastructure, and preparing for potential shortages. While these efforts have put them in a strong position, it is important to note that no community is immune from the challenges posed by the Colorado River.

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Water has been identified as one of the top priorities for Arizona officials, who are determined to continue fighting for Mesa and the state as a whole. It is clear that protecting the Colorado River will require all states and water users who rely on it to do their fair share.

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