Northern Arizona Municipal Water Users Association
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- Mayor Phil Goode named Chairman of NAMWUA
- Goode is filling the remaining term of Councilor Roger Kissinger from PV
- NAMWUA has representation from several Northern AZ Communities
- NAMWUA’s mission is to unite our expertise and resources in a collaborative effort to secure regional & local water resources
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Mayor Goode’s term runs through July, 2023
Prescott, Arizona (October 26, 2022)- Prescott Mayor Phil Goode was named Chair of the Board of the Northern Arizona Municipal Water Users Association (NAMWUA), for a term through July of 2023. He filled the remaining term of Councilor Roger Kinsinger from Prescott Valley. Goode was named at the October 21 meeting of the group.
“I am pleased to have been elected to this position,” said Mayor Goode. “NAMWUA is an important organization, representing northern Arizona communities on the critical issues around water use in our State.”
NAMWUA has representation from several Northern Arizona Communities, including Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, Sedona, Cottonwood, Clarkdale and Flagstaff. Elected officials serve on the Board, and staff from the represented communities serve as Technical Advisory Committee. Leslie Graser represents Prescott on the Technical Advisory Committee. Representatives from Arizona Department of Water Resources also contribute in the meetings regularly.
More About NAMWUA from their website:
EQUITY How water supplies will be shared is a conversation that has spanned the generations. The NAMWUA communities are a voice for northern rural Arizona seeking equity when current or new water supply projects, and legislation are being evaluated.
NAMWUA collaborates with water organizations in the State and is represented on State water policy councils and committees.
NAMWUA’S MISSION is to unite our expertise and resources in a collaborative effort to secure regional and local water resources for today and the future.
OUR VALUES
> We embrace the concept of sustainability of water resources for our customers.
> We promote working relationships with water providers, state, and federal agencies and other stake holders.
> We seek to develop and communicate a unified position before regulatory agencies and legislative bodies.
> We encourage water conservation, water quality, and stakeholder input.
For more information go to http://www.namwua.org/</a
