The purpose of this project is for the city of prescott (city) to develop a long-term water management plan (plan)

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, through its Water Conservation Field Services Program (CFDA 15.530), awarded a $101,348 project grant to the City of Prescott, Arizona to develop a long-term water management plan. The plan will address the city's aging infrastructure, population growth, ongoing drought, and presence of "forever chemicals" in the water supply. Key activities include pre-planning work, the planning process, evaluating water management options, and completing a draft and final long-term water management plan. The final deliverable is the completed long-term water management plan, which will provide continuity and stability for the city's water needs and be subject to regular updates. The intended beneficiaries are the City of Prescott's customers.

The city is contending with aging infrastructure, population growth, ongoing drought, and forever chemicals. This project is the next step in the citys water management, tying pertinent existing data sets and practices with new, forward-thinking practices to serve the water needs of current and future generations. The plan is intended to provide continuity and stability, and will be subject to regular updates.activities to be performed to prepare a written long-term water management plan include plan pre-work, planning process, evaluate water management options, completion of draft and final long-term water management plan.deliverable is a final long-term water management plan. City of prescott s customers are the intended beneficiaries.