The Arizona Drought Monitoring Technical Committee and the U.S. Drought Monitor make weekly updates to the drought status in Arizona. There are short-term and long-term drought conditions that are presented. Click below to see the current drought status for Arizona.
Drought
Curtailment Stage: Stage 1
Liberty Utilities (Litchfield Park Water and Sewer) Corp. is currently in Stage 1, Normal Operations. Under Stage 1, Liberty is deemed to be operating normally and while no voluntary curtailment of water usage is being requested, conservation efforts are encouraged as a best practice. Thank you for doing your part to conserve water.
Arizona Drought Status
Arizona has been and continues to actively plan for and address drought conditions and impacts. To learn what Arizona is doing on a state level to address drought, please click on the link below.
Arizona will be operating under “Tier 1” status on the Colorado River for 2025.We still encourage conservation efforts for long-term water supply planning in Arizona. To learn more about how the Colorado River is managed and what Arizona has and is doing, please click on the link below or explore our FAQs.
Liberty Colorado River Shortage FAQs
Liberty's Role
Liberty’s drinking water is 100% groundwater and utilizes reclaimed water to recharge and irrigate where possible. In addition to the water efficient tools, resources, and programs Liberty provides, Liberty closely monitors drought conditions, has system-specific drought preparedness plans in place, and follows a water use efficiency plan.
The tier status on the Colorado River does not directly impact Liberty customers at this time, but we still encourage customers to use their water efficiently and take advantage of our programs and resources to do so to take care of Arizona's water resources for generations to come.
Liberty's Drought Preparedness Plan