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Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District
A division of Central Arizona Project
The CAGRD supports responsible water management in central and southern Arizona by replenishing groundwater on behalf of its members.
Membership & Enrollment
Enrolling in the CAGRD is voluntary. Find answers to your CAGRD questions, learn if you’re located in a Member Land or Member Service Area, and view our forms and applications regarding enrollment and activation.
Applications & Forms
Forms and applications for developers, homebuilders and water providers on enrollment, de-enrollment and activation.
Rates & Fees
What are CAGRD’s rates, fees and rate-related policies?
Operations
CAGRD is required by law to submit a plan of operation to the Director of the Arizona Department of Water Resources every 10 years. Discover more about CAGRD’s activities.
Plan of Operation and Mid-Plan Reviews
CAGRD is required by law to submit a plan of operation to the Director of the Arizona Department of Water Resources every 10 years. See the latest CAGRD Plan of Operation covering the period from 2015 through 2024.
Assistance With Annual Reports
Each municipal provider that delivers water to CAGRD Member Lands or a CAGRD Member Service Area must file an Annual Report by March 31 of each year. Click the below link for a tutorial on submitting annual reports to CAGRD and other useful information.
CAGRD Reports and Information
According to state law, CAGRD must submit a Conservation District Annual Report to the Arizona Department of Water Resources each year.
Water Supply
The primary goal of CAGRD’s Water Supply Program is acquiring a diverse portfolio of water supplies through voluntary, market-based transactions.
Executed Agreements & Acquisitions
DATE |
DOCUMENT |
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2019/01/31 |
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2022/04/25 |
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2021/09/20 |
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2020/06/04 |
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2020/09/03 |
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2020/01/05 |
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2019/01/31 |
About Us
The CAGRD provides a mechanism for landowners and water providers to demonstrate a component of an assured water supply under the Assured Water Supply Rules, which became effective in 1995.