CLAIM UNDER REVIEW
Arizona’s August 24, 2026 preliminary planning presentation left on-river Priority 4 shortages TBD.
Arizona’s August 24, 2026 preliminary planning presentation left on-river Priority 4 shortages TBD.
Assessment
The cited evidence establishes the claim as stated.
This is an editorial assessment of the cited evidence, not a finding by a court or public authority.
Evidence summary
Slide 39 labels its analysis preliminary and illustrative and lists on-river Priority 4 as TBD. The September 22 ARC index check did not identify a newer meeting.
What the evidence establishes
Slide 39 labels its analysis preliminary and illustrative and lists on-river Priority 4 as TBD. The September 22 ARC index check did not identify a newer meeting.
What it does not establish
That the scenario is a final order or that no later determination exists anywhere.
What remains unknown
A final applicable on-river Priority 4 determination.
Supporting sources 2
- Primary source · Meeting recordADWR/CAWCD, August 24 Arizona Reconsultation Committee presentation
Slides 22–23 and 39–40. This presentation reflects preliminary government planning and legal positions. Its shortage figures are illustrative and should not be treated as final individual allocations.
- Primary source · Government recordADWR: Arizona Reconsultation Committee meeting index
Checked September 22, 2026: newest meeting listed is August 24, 2026. This bounded check does not prove no newer treatment exists elsewhere.
Contradicting sources
No published contradicting sources are attached. This does not establish that none exist.
Sources 2
- Primary source · Government recordADWR: Arizona Reconsultation Committee meeting index
Checked September 22, 2026: newest meeting listed is August 24, 2026. This bounded check does not prove no newer treatment exists elsewhere.
- Primary source · Meeting recordADWR/CAWCD, August 24 Arizona Reconsultation Committee presentation
Slides 22–23 and 39–40. This presentation reflects preliminary government planning and legal positions. Its shortage figures are illustrative and should not be treated as final individual allocations.
Timeline events 1
- Arizona presents preliminary 2027 shortage analysis
The Arizona Reconsultation Committee presentation gives illustrative CAP shortage percentages and leaves on-river Priority 4 TBD. It is planning material, not final user delivery orders.
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Organizations 2
- Arizona Department of Water Resources
Arizona agency co-convening the Arizona Reconsultation Committee and hosting its planning records.
- Central Arizona Water Conservation District (CAP)
CAWCD operates the Central Arizona Project. This record covers the district and its CAP operating identity, not all Arizona water users.
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