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It has been years since residents in the Rio Verde Foothills area battled a water supply crisis, and to kick off 2026, a new water facility has opened to serve residents in the area.
For years, some Rio Verde Foothills residents used a water hauling service that delivers water twice a month, with residents paying per gallon. Back in 2021, area residents received a notice from the City of Scottsdale, stating that Scottsdale Water will restrict water hauling to only residents within city limits as a result of a water supply shortage.
After years of uncertainty, a brand-new EPCOR standpipe facility has been built. FOX 10’s Kenzie Beach reports.
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