New federal regulations will result in Arizona receiving significantly less water from the Colorado River. City leaders have indicated that they have been preparing for this change for several years and assert that no one will run out of water. However, they note that maintaining water supply will become more costly.
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Arizona to face increased water bills under new federal Colorado River water regulations
Arizona will receive less water from the Colorado River due to new federal regulations, leading to increased water bills. City leaders have been preparing for this change and state that water shortages are not expected.
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Arizona's taps won't run dry, but water bills will go up under federal plan for Colorado River
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Arizona to face increased water bills under new federal Colorado River water regulations