City of Phoenix Water Services

NOW HIRING: We are excited to announce multiple openings at #PHXWater for the position of Water Infrastructure Engineer– Civil Engineer III (Job ID 55921) in the Water Transmission Mains Group, and in the Water Remotes Facilities Group. ▶️ Apply on phoenix.gov/jobs before Nov.14, 2024. Responsibilities include: • Management of CIP replacement and rehabilitation projects at various facilities and in the right-of way, and will require active participation in managing the planning, design and construction of projects, • Development of project scope and cost estimates and facilitation of long-range planning, • Procurement and administration of construction contracts, • Technical review of design plans and specifications, • Coordination of design and construction activities with customers, Operational staff, and other City Departments, • Integration of final construction documents into the Work and Asset Management systems. Hiring Range: $93,121.60 - $118,193.60 annually. Pay range: $93,121.60 - $131,040.00 annually.

New look, new enhanced features! 👀 Today, the City of Phoenix introduced a new customer portal to better serve our customers. That means: ◾ 24/7 account access ◾ Enhanced security ◾ Faster payments ◾ Improved account management To access these improvements, most customers will need to create a new online City Services account. To learn more, visit phoenix.gov/portal.

Shovels are in the dirt... Excavators are moving... The groundwork is taking place to rehabilitate the Cave Creek Water Reclamation Plant. 🚧 👷🏼 This week, #PHXWater Director Troy Hayes and Assistant Director Nazario Prieto visited the project site in north Phoenix — where construction is underway to build out the facility — which will have a capacity of 8 million gallons a day (MGD). The plant is expected to be operational by the end of 2026 and will help transform the City's approach to innovative water management.

Trends aren’t just for clothes and lattes. What about the aesthetic of your yard? Learn how simple it is to save water in our new Water - Use It Wisely blog. Then, watch our five-part video series, in partnership with the Watershed Management Group, to learn how to make effective changes to your landscape. 💻 https://lnkd.in/gJPTx23e

Help #PHXWater Stop Poo-lution: Bag It, Tie It, Trash It. We kicked off our new campaign this morning at the Pima Canyon Trailhead in Phoenix. We spoke to hikers and reporters, raising awareness about pet waste on our trails and how that impacts our water quality. 🐕🦺🐾 We'll be engaging in monthly public outreach events. For more information about stormwater management, visit phoenix.gov/stormwater.

#PHXWater celebrates more milestone moments. 🎉 Director Troy Hayes honored Pete Espericueta, a water services project coordinator, who recently marked 30-years with the City of Phoenix. Congratulations, Pete! You #DoWorkThatMakesPhoenixWork. 

Looking for a volunteer opportunity this fall? Join the Phoenix Water Wranglers! Participate in local events by assisting #PHXWater with water conservation outreach, communication, and education. Join us: https://lnkd.in/g_wq9Kiu

New look, updated information for your fall planting needs! Learn more about the Arizona Municipal Water Users Association's 2024 edition of "Landscape Plants for the Arizona Desert." With over 215 options, this vibrant guide will not only inspire you to plant native but save water too! 🌼 🌵https://lnkd.in/gsMWVyQX

Congratulations to Joe Guzman, a Phoenix Water courier, for 40-years of service with the City of Phoenix! 👏 Director Troy Hayes, Deputy Director Mary Ling, and colleagues honored Joe's achievement and longstanding commitment to water services. Here's to four decades, Joe! #DoWorkThatMakesPhoenixWork

City of Phoenix Water Services Superintendent David Martinez shares information about the Tres Rios Environmental Restoration project. The project involves the rehabilitation of nearly 700 acres in and around the Salt River, restoring a vital wetland and riparian habitat. phoenix.gov/tresrios