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Arizona water professionals are invited to be recognized on Monday, April 15 at 4 p.m. in the Rose Garden at the state capitol. Come for the photo opportunity and receive a FREE pin. All water professionals are welcome!

The event kicks off Arizona Water Professionals Appreciation Week
from April 14-20, recognized by House Resolution 2002. The resolution is sponsored by Rep. Rosanna Gabaldon (D-Sahuarita) and is also scheduled to be read on the House floor on April 15 at 10:30 AM. Water professionals are encouraged to attend the House reading and be recognized!

Parking information below. See the press release.

We now have  “Arizona Water Professional” lapel pins to give away. Pick up your pin at the Water Resources Committee table in the lobby of the AZ Water conference April 15-17.  Thanks to generous sponsors shown below.

Thanks to Rep. Gabaldon, we have a House Resolution, HR2002, declaring the week of April 14-20, 2019 as Arizona Water Professionals Appreciation Week! Stay tuned for details of the media event and reading on the House floor on April 15. We are working on a parallel resolution in the Senate. Thanks for your support!

The City of Avondale is showing appreciation to their water professionals in a fun and visible way – by providing pins to all their water and wastewater operators!

We love this idea and are looking into ways to purchase Arizona Water Professional pins to hand out at upcoming conferences and events. Let us know if you are interested in helping with or sponsoring this initiative!

The City is recognizing its water operators with a resolution and special event honoring thier important work on April 8, 2019. More information is here.

Arizona Water Professionals [email protected]

The first annual Arizona Water Professionals Appreciation Week is April 14-20, 2019.  This recognition program was started by members of the water industry to recognize our role in clean and sustainable water supplies, draw attention to career opportunities in the water industry, and increase awareness of Arizona’s unique water resources.

Thousands of professionals’ work in water-related fields in Arizona, and new employees are needed each year due to growth in the industry and to replace an aging workforce.  The water industry offers a wide variety of rewarding career opportunities in engineering, hydrology, water operations, biology, policy, economics, business administration, law, and communications in these high-demand occupations.

This website will also provide a list of suggestions on activities and other events that can be scheduled during this week to recognize the important contributions of Arizona water professionals to our state’s economy, quality of life, and natural beauty.

Show Your Support

Show your support of Arizona Water Professionals by registering on this page.