WE WON.
Thank you, District 6.
Elected to SRP Council, District 6
Sara Travise
&
John Travise
Your neighbors. Your voice on the SRP Council.
Clean Energy Team swept all 4 D6 seats. Allison Gullick joins Sara and John on the D6 Council, and Ken Clark won the D6 Board seat. At-large landslides: Krista O'Brien (Seat 12) and Kathy Mohr-Almeida (Seat 14).
NOT OUR WATER
Arizona faces its worst drought in 1,200 years.* Meanwhile, SRP is handing Big Tech data centers discounted power - subsidized by you. An SRP board candidate sold 240 acres to a data center company for $246.8 million after using that land to cast decisive votes in an SRP election.
The Salt River Project board election is on April 7th, with early voting starting March 11th. SRP elections are mail-ballot only - request your ballot now →
You may have a right to vote even if you have APS power. Check if you live on votable lands →
Fighting
to protect
your water.
We're neighbors running for SRP in District 6 - no PAC money, no corporate donors. Data centers must adopt technologies that conserve water and power - not waste them. And they should foot the bill. Not you.
Army veteran with over a decade of service including Iraq deployments. Cybersecurity professional. Fed up with rising energy costs and SRP's hostility toward solar homeowners.
Artist and cybersecurity professional. She reads rate filings, audits infrastructure spending, and asks the questions SRP's current board won't. Protecting Arizona's water for neighbors, not corporations.
Former Arizona State Representative and State Energy Office Director. Fighting for energy freedom, voter awareness, and board accountability at SRP.
SRP elections are mail-ballot only. Early voting starts March 11th.
Request Your BallotThey consume.
You pay.
"Arizona banned new home construction in the Phoenix area to preserve groundwater - while guaranteeing Google enough water for 13,000 households every single day."- Public records, City of Mesa, AZ (Google guaranteed up to 4M gallons/day)
Fair rates.
Our water.
No more blank checks.
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01
Reduce the rate discount
Data centers shouldn't get sweetheart deals on water and power while residential customers bear the full cost. Narrow the gap between industrial and residential rates so billion-dollar companies pay their fair share.
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02
Require zero-water cooling
CyrusOne runs 8 facilities in Chandler with zero-water cooling. Microsoft is piloting it. If the technology exists, make it the standard - not a PR talking point.
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No grid build-out on customer dimes
If data centers need SRP to double its generation capacity, data centers should pay for the infrastructure - not residential customers through higher bills.
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No data centers on taxpayer's dime
In 2013, the Arizona Legislature cut taxes for data centers, shifting the burden to taxpayers. No more public subsidies - no tax abatements, no water guarantees, no sweetheart infrastructure deals - until independent impact studies are complete.
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Community benefit agreements
If a data center wants to operate here, it should invest here. Local hiring, infrastructure contributions, and community fund commitments - in writing, before permitting.
SRP controls your power and water.
You control who sits on the board.
The SRP election decides who controls your power and water. Vote for the Energy Freedom Team. Customers come first.