Mayor Freeman Statement on Mesa's Water Resilience and the Colorado River

~ In a recent federal action, it was announced that efforts to address the challenges facing the Colorado River have fallen short. According to officials, there is still much work to be done in order to protect this vital water source for Arizona.

As a lifeline for the state, the Colorado River plays a crucial role in sustaining communities and businesses. In order to ensure its future, solutions must be both fair and sustainable, while also being based on solid scientific research.

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Mesa, a city that has long recognized the importance of preparing for changing conditions, has invested in conservation efforts and developed a diverse water portfolio. The city remains committed to working with regional, tribal, state, and federal partners through initiatives such as the Coalition for Protecting Arizona's Lifeline.

Residents and businesses in Mesa can rest assured that their city is well-prepared and will continue to provide a reliable water supply for generations to come.

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