Welcome to Casa Grande, Arizona! Arizona Water Company is the water utility for the city of Casa Grande. Visit our website for more information on how to access your customer portal, and resources on topics such as water resources and conservation, and rates.  https://www.azwater.com/

Casa Grande is located within the Pinal Active Management Area (AMA). An AMA is an area regulated by the Arizona Department of Water Resources to manage groundwater level depletion. To learn more about the goals of the Pinal AMA you can visit: https://www.azwater.gov/pinal-ama

Curious about the journey it takes for water to get to your tap? Arizona Water Company has created a water journey video to help explain how this works in Casa Grande: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7XEsnNvl8Y

To learn more about the water resources in Casa Grande, please visit our Water Resources page.

Interested in creating beautiful and water efficient desert landscaping on your property? Resources abound on native plant selection, water efficient irrigation and designing xeriscapes.

•  Plants for the Arizona Desert
• Watering by the Numbers
• Xeriscaping

Warm season turfgrasses like Bermuda grass become dormant during the winter, causing them to become brown and brittle. However, this does not mean the grass is dead! Bermuda grass will begin to grow again once temperatures rise again around March. You can choose to leave it be for the winter and enjoy reduced water bills and less landscaping work or overseed with a winter grass. If choosing to overseed, be sure to sow the seeds around the right time of the year and water efficiently. You can find more information on how to do this here.

New to Arizona? Monsoon season brings dust storms (haboobs) and rain/thunder storms typically from June to September. This occurs due to seasonal changes in wind patterns which transform dry westerly winds into moist southerly winds that pull humidity upwards from the Gulf of Mexico. These storm events can be accompanied by flash flooding, low visibility on roadways and strong winds.