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Public Works Committee unanimously advanced the bipartisan Water Resources Development Act of 2026 (WRDA) , legislation shaped by Arizona … Senator Mark Kelly that strengthens Arizona’s water infrastructure, accelerates long-delayed projects, and supports rural and tribal
bills aimed at conserving Arizona’s water and boosting clean energy production received committee consideration today. “Arizona … become law.” Language from Senator Gallego’s bipartisan Water Infrastructure Modernization Act was included in the Water Resources
follows the recent U.S. military strikes on Iranian water treatment facilities, which damaged thousands of civilians’ access … drinking water. “The Trump administration’s military adventurism overseas, combined with its obvious disregard for civilians
Morris Air National Guard Base—upstream of a water treatment plant that has been offline since … despite several prominent instances of off-base drinking water exceeding PFAS contamination limits, requiring the Air Force
wildfire prevention and recovery, tourism, and Colorado River water. “Rural communities like Page play a vital role … toured Glen Canyon Dam and discussed Colorado River water management and current issues facing Lake Powell with
pool was refilled, large algae blooms turned the water green , and sections of the newly applied blue coating
border communities rely on transboundary aquifers for drinking water, agriculture, and industry, but critical information on water availability … border depend on shared groundwater resources for drinking water, agriculture, and economic growth. But too often
exchange with Dr. Andrea Travnicek, Assistant Secretary for Water and Science at DOI, Gallego pushed the administration … Colorado River is a lifeline for Arizona. That water fuels the most advanced manufacturing in the western hemisphere
ready for the job, including tackling Arizona’s water problems,” said Kelly. “This bill gives community colleges
rural with significant challenges delivering services, and power, water and roads are such a challenge. To get these
that any budget proposal must protect Arizona’s water security, prioritize energy costs, and uphold Tribal commitments. Watch … announced interim Colorado River operations, which include moving water between reservoirs like Flaming Gorge and Lake Powell
Interior Doug Burgum and Assistant Secretary for Water and Science Andrea Travnicek, the Arizona lawmakers stress that … current DEIS are not viable for Arizona’s water security while reaffirming Arizona remains committed to continued negotiations
Lake Havasu City to discuss Colorado River water management and economic development in Mohave County. Senator Gallego (right
details—what a project means for energy, water, infrastructure, and jobs—and put real commitments on the table
Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) introduced the Community Water Project Acceleration Act to help local communities speed up delivery … locally-led water infrastructure projects. The bill would streamline federal review requirements for U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
pressing issues such as rising costs and reliable water access In case you missed it, Arizona Senator Mark … efforts to strengthen Arizona’s long-term water future with the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement
Indian Affairs hearing on his Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement (NAIWRSA), Arizona Senator Mark Kelly delivered … Kelly underscored the need to expand reliable water access in Arizona and how this legislation would secure Tribes
Senators introduce FLOWS Act to strengthen water infrastructure nationwide Senators Mark Kelly (D-AZ) and John Boozman … introduced the Futureproofing Local Operations for Water Systems (FLOWS) Act of 2026 to help rural utilities improve reliability
Interior Doug Burgum and Assistant Secretary for Water and Science Andrea Travnicek, the Arizona lawmakers stress that … current DEIS are not viable for Arizona’s water security while reaffirming Arizona remains committed to continued negotiations
Interior Doug Burgum and Assistant Secretary for Water and Science Andrea Travnicek, the Arizona lawmakers stress that … current DEIS are not viable for Arizona’s water security while reaffirming Arizona remains committed to continued negotiations
down with local agriculture leaders to discuss water, labor, and how he can continue delivering results … work in Washington related to agriculture, labor, water, and conservation efforts. He heard directly from growers and community
time to be included in this year’s water bill.” Kelly also pressed officials about the Winslow Levee … reauthorized in some sort of water bill to restart construction. You know this, Mr. Telle. The nonfederal sponsor
work visas and ensuring Arizona has access to water rights plays into keeping groceries affordable for the entire
growth has placed ongoing pressure on local infrastructure, water resources, public safety, and economic development planning. Given … impacts, particularly with regard to the city’s water usage, utilities, and traffic.” The senators also warned
House of Representatives in December 2025. “From water infrastructure to transportation, Arizona has real needs, and we shouldn