Pima Association of Governments maintains an extensive water information library. Watershed Planning publications provide information on a variety of water resources, conditions and uses. Documents are available on Cienega Creek, well inventories, landfills, water quality, CAP recharge, wastewater and stormwater, as well as many out-of-print documents from contributing state and local agencies.
Some recent reports are available online in a PDF format and all are available as hard copies for purchase or review.
Fees are waived for PAG member jurisdictions. Additional information is available by contacting the Watershed Planning program at (520) 792-1093.
Reports on the following projects are among those available through the Library:
- Cienega Creek annual reports and hydrologic investigations
- Stable isotope studies for City of Tucson recharge facilities
- Source water stable isotope studies for natural systems
- Pollution source assessments
- Landfill assessments
- Wellhead protection studies
- Habitat and land use studies supporting the Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan
- Cienega Creek and Davidson Canyon Unique Waters applications
- Water well inventories near landfills and along the Santa Cruz River
- Land use evaluations for use in water monitoring waiver applications
The following GIS maps are among those available:
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Eastern Pima County area map showing Central Arizona Groundwater Replenishment District membership in 2006
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EPA toxic release sites in the Tucson region, 2005
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Landfills in the Tucson region
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Wells near shallow groundwater areas in eastern Pima County
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Cienega Creek monitoring stations
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Municipality storm sewer areas map
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