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Arizona
Arizona Leveraging Drone Technology for Tire Dump Site Assessments
In June 2024, Arizona DEQ successfully employed drone technology to more quickly and accurately estimate the volume of waste tires at regulated sites.
Arizona Connects Small Public Water Systems to PFAS-Free Water Source
In early 2024, the Arizona DEQ provided engineering, technical expertise, and $5M of financial resources to address PFAS in the City of Globe’s community’s drinking water.
Arizona Takes to Instagram to Encourage Residents to ‘Shake Off’ Recycling Misconceptions
In the weeks leading up to the 2024 Super Bowl, the Arizona DEQ leaned into the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce frenzy, by rolling out memes to help the public “shake off” recycling misconceptions.
Arizona Proposes Roadmap To Transform Recycled Water into Purified Water
In November 2023, the Arizona DEQ published a proposed advanced water purification (AWP) program roadmap to help expand water reuse programs, address scarcity issues, and enhance public health.
Arizona Resumes Recycling Grants; Conducts Outreach
In October 2023, the Arizona DEQ announced the return of its Recycling Grant Program which offers the state’s political subdivisions, private enterprises, local nonprofits, and tribal governments competitive grants.
State Innovation Video 2023: Arizona AFFF Take-Back & Replace Program
Arizona developed an Aqueous Film Forming Foam take-back, replace, and disposal program to address the health risks of exposure to perfluoroalkyl subtances (PFAS).
Arizona Emphasizes Communication in New Training Video for Remote Workers
In August 2023, the Arizona DEQ released a training video to give employees tools for communicating effectively and building relationships in a remote work environment.
Arizona Restricts Phoenix Area Development Given Fully Subscribed Groundwater Allocations
In June 2023, Arizona’s Department of Water Resources announced that groundwater aquifers in the Phoenix area are lagging behind projected 100-year needs.
