As 2019 begins, water uncertainty looms for the real estate development industry on three major topics:

• How will the Lower Basin Drought Contingency Plan help the Colorado River and Lake Mead?

• How will responsible development and the need for critical infrastructure investment take place in the Johnson Utilities service area with EPCOR as the interim water manager?

• And finally, what is the future of the CAGRD and how do tribal communities like the Gila River Indian Community help address our state’s water shortage?

Valley Partnership‘s January Friday Morning Breakfast brings together the key players in all of the state’s water discussions to map out how potential agreements on water will affect the development industry and what must be done to properly manage and deliver clean, reliable water to Arizonans now and into the future. The event takes place Friday, January 18 at Phoenix Country Club.

Panelists include:

• Tom Buschatzke, Arizona Department of Water Resource

• Ted Cooke, Central Arizona Water Conservation District

• Governor Stephen Roe Lewis, Gila River Indian Community

• Joe Gysel, EPCOR, USA

Registration Fees:

Member: $50.00 / Non-Member: $75.00 / On-Site add $10  or Join Today –  Contact Carrie Martin at cmartin@valleypartnership.org