Community Relations

Tucson Water takes pride in its service to the Tucson community – now and for generations to come. With the help of our educational partners, we are paving the way for water conservation and engaging the public for guidance as we shape Tucson’s relationship with water for the next 100 years. Get involved today! Visit our publicly integrated facilities, subscribe to our Water Matters newsletter, or invite us to your next event!

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A Sonoran Oasis

Each of our public-facing facilities serve unique functions for our infrastructure while cultivating resilient habitats for local wildlife and rich outdoor classrooms for students of the Sonoran Desert.

Sweetwater Wetlands

Learn about Sweetwater’s role as a recharge facility, wildlife habitat, and outdoor classroom.

Southeast Houghton Area Recharge Project

As the newest addition to the reclaimed water system, SHARP allows Tucson Water to recharge and store recycled water into our aquifer – a maximum capacity of 1.3 billion gallons of water/year.

The Santa Cruz River Heritage Project

Learn how Tucson Water reintroduced year-round flow to the Santa Cruz River.

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