Start the new year off right with special deals for SRP customers.

Visit us at the @TheHomeShows to how to learn low-cost ways to make your home more energy efficient.

Ring in the holidays with your loved ones this season at the @phoenixzoo ZooLights.

We are so thankful to all our employees who participated! 🎁 https://t.co/n5Nzd5gBAx

PSA: Trees should not be planted under power lines. Branches that come into contact with power lines can cause outages. Trees that grow into lines require regular trimming or removal and replanting.

Enjoy our canal paths safely this season.

Holiday safety tip: Consider switching to LED lights this holiday season as they’re much safer and longer lasting than incandescent bulbs.

SRP will reduce water levels of Canyon Lake starting in September 2026. This is done every 20 years to conduct essential dam safety inspections and maintenance. The work is estimated to take 16 weeks, after which the lake will reopen.

Catastrophic wildfires pose a threat to our water supply.

From smart thermostats to LED bulbs, SRP Marketplace™ has gifts that save your wallet and the environment!

When we perform routine maintenance on our canals, recreation is also closed off to the public.

This program is helping Arizonans manage their energy bills.

We are incredibly proud to be named the recipient of the 2025 Drowning Prevention Coalition of Arizona President's Award! This recognition is well-earned by our employees who go above and beyond to educate the community on staying safe around water.

Practice electrical safety this holiday season by unplugging your lights before bed and when you leave the house.

Bring your family to see millions of lights at @phoenixzoo ZooLights.

Give the gift of lower bills this season.

Please keep your eyes on the road when driving and avoid being distracted by holiday lights.

Don’t let your outlets look like this. Overloaded outlets and extension cords are an electrical safety hazard.

Holiday safety tip: Avoid an electrical hazard and replace your string lights if there’s visible damage.

As the Salt River Project continues its Southside Dry-Up through Dec. 20, crews are taking advantage of the drained canals to do work most of us never see. ABC15 got a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous, muddy, and important process.