Get Water Management Support Section - Co Santa-cruz Az

Active Management Areas (AMAs) The five AMAs (Prescott, Phoenix, Pinal, Tucson, and Santa Cruz) are subject to regulation pursuant to the Groundwater Code. Each AMA carries out its programs in a manner consistent with these goals while considering and incorporating the unique character of each AMA and its water users.

Function. The Department administers all state water laws, except those related to water quality, which come under the jurisdiction of the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality.

Pacific Gas & Electric Company - PG&E.

The Santa Cruz Water Department provides you with safe, high-quality water service that protects public health and is essential to your everyday life. Almost 100,000 people rely on the Santa Cruz Water Department for water service.

The Arizona Department of Water Resources Conservation Program provides an integrated approach to water conservation in Arizona by offering conservation assistance, outreach and education as well as information on conservation resources and regulations.

Santa Cruz is on the northern edge of Monterey Bay. The area is losing several feet of beach a year.

In Santa Cruz County, nearly 100% of our water supply comes from our streams and groundwater aquifers, which are fed entirely by local rainfall. Approximately 80% of our water supply comes from groundwater within permeable geologic basins called aquifers.

The average monthly residential bill for Santa Cruz City customers is $30.12.