Arizona Senate honors Community Water Company of Green Valley for 50 years of service

The Arizona State Senate has officially recognized the Community Water Company of Green Valley for its 50 years of dedicated service to the residents of Green Valley and Sahuarita. This proclamation, delivered on May 28, 2025, highlights the company's commitment to providing reliable water services since its incorporation in 1975.

The Community Water Company has consistently maintained excellent regulatory standings with various state and county agencies, showcasing its dedication to quality and compliance. The company has prioritized system resilience and emergency preparedness, ensuring service reliability during power outages and drought conditions.

Notably, the company holds an allocation of 2,858 acres of renewable water from the Central Arizona Project and has launched initiatives like Project Renews, which provides renewable water supplies at no cost to its members. This effort has garnered national recognition for its innovative approach to water management.

In addition to its operational achievements, the Community Water Company has played a significant role in regional water organizations and has collaborated with various stakeholders, including tribes and federal agencies, to promote conservation and education. Programs like Project WET reach over 400 students annually, emphasizing the company's commitment to community engagement.

The proclamation was signed by several key figures in the Arizona State Senate, including Senator Rosanna Gavadon, who emphasized the importance of the company's contributions to the community. This recognition not only honors the past achievements of the Community Water Company but also sets a positive precedent for future water management efforts in the region.