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TUCSON, Ariz. — The way the Tucson community sources and uses water has changed significantly over the last several decades. As we look ahead, experts say our best bet is to plan and prepare.
Those multiple water supplies are the focus of the City of Tucson's One Water 2100 master plan. It looks at surface water from rivers, groundwater, stormwater and recycled water, and figures out how to best use them. "We have treated wastewater that the county treats," she explained."That gets treated further, that gets recharged and that's what irrigates a lot of our ball fields or school grounds, our cemeteries."
She says Tucson Water has about a six-year supply of water stored underground, and we do have the ability to pump groundwater as a last resort.
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