If you are against the transfer of water from McMullen Valley to the suburbs of Phoenix, please sign our petition to make your voice heard. Your support will help us work towards sustainability of our aquifer versus its depletion..
I bought an acre of ground here in 2024 and plan to build in the area. That commitment is hard to make with ground water being a concern for future development in Salome. The property I purchased is serviced currently by Cactus Water and I oppose HB 2758, allowing anyone to sell our groundwater to communities outside the McMullen Valley.
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Florence Diane Stay
7 months ago
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I am against HR 2758.. the bill allowing WAM to sell our water from McMullen Valley. If you want water… get a desalination plant started close to the gulf and pipe that water to the overgrown communities of Phoenix. No one told people to move to Phoenix… .
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Steffany Palma
8 months ago
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While I no longer live within McMullen Valley, this is where I was born and raised, where I raised my family, and where I hope to visit in the future. Removing life giving water from this community will kill the heart of the valley.
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Anonymous
8 months ago
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Salome is a growing community as the Wickenburg area spreads west. Depleting our water will cripple that growth and the livelihoods of thousands of people who live here. Many who have just bought property here within the last several years, like myself.
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Olivia Bentley
8 months ago
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Water "transferred" is gone forever. When water is used for crops, the excess goes back into the ground to be used again. Why should residents here lose so investors there can make money? No. Cities need to look elsewhere for their water.
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Julie Chiodo
8 months ago
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You only have to look at what Denver did to towns north of it to see how this will destroy farms, rural communities and the peoples of those areas when water is ripped from them.
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Eric Kaupanger
1 month ago
The existing residents of the McMullen Valley have a right to an adequate quantity and quality of water resources to sustain themselves and to continue their rich history that dates back 120 years. The aggressiveness growth of the Phoenix metropolitan area and surrounding cities from people and developers outside Arizona shouldn't be at the expense of the established rural citizens of the McMullen Valley, i.e., citizens of Harcuvar, Salome, and Wenden.
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Jessica Shontz
2 months ago
Not in the salome area, I'm a parker resident. I believe that if they can easily do this to you, they'll do it to us.
If you are against the transfer of water from McMullen Valley to the suburbs of Phoenix, please sign our petition to make your voice heard. Your support will help us work towards sustainability of our aquifer versus its depletion..
I bought an acre of ground here in 2024 and plan to build in the area. That commitment is hard to make with ground water being a concern for future development in Salome. The property I purchased is serviced currently by Cactus Water and I oppose HB 2758, allowing anyone to sell our groundwater to communities outside the McMullen Valley.
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Florence Diane Stay
7 months ago
Featured
I am against HR 2758.. the bill allowing WAM to sell our water from McMullen Valley. If you want water… get a desalination plant started close to the gulf and pipe that water to the overgrown communities of Phoenix. No one told people to move to Phoenix… .
S
Steffany Palma
8 months ago
Featured
While I no longer live within McMullen Valley, this is where I was born and raised, where I raised my family, and where I hope to visit in the future. Removing life giving water from this community will kill the heart of the valley.
A
Anonymous
8 months ago
Featured
Salome is a growing community as the Wickenburg area spreads west. Depleting our water will cripple that growth and the livelihoods of thousands of people who live here. Many who have just bought property here within the last several years, like myself.
O
Olivia Bentley
8 months ago
Featured
Water "transferred" is gone forever. When water is used for crops, the excess goes back into the ground to be used again. Why should residents here lose so investors there can make money? No. Cities need to look elsewhere for their water.
J
Julie Chiodo
8 months ago
Featured
You only have to look at what Denver did to towns north of it to see how this will destroy farms, rural communities and the peoples of those areas when water is ripped from them.
E
Eric Kaupanger
1 month ago
The existing residents of the McMullen Valley have a right to an adequate quantity and quality of water resources to sustain themselves and to continue their rich history that dates back 120 years. The aggressiveness growth of the Phoenix metropolitan area and surrounding cities from people and developers outside Arizona shouldn't be at the expense of the established rural citizens of the McMullen Valley, i.e., citizens of Harcuvar, Salome, and Wenden.
J
Jessica Shontz
2 months ago
Not in the salome area, I'm a parker resident. I believe that if they can easily do this to you, they'll do it to us.
I bought an acre of ground here in 2024 and plan to build in the area. That commitment is hard to make with ground water being a concern for future development in Salome. The property I purchased is serviced currently by Cactus Water and I oppose HB 2758, allowing anyone to sell our groundwater to communities outside the McMullen Valley.