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Cameron Tana to present at GRA/UC short course
Montgomery & Associates (M&A) is pleased to announce that Cameron Tana, P.E., principal groundwater hydrologist and California operations manager, will serve as a guest lecturer for “Introduction to Groundwater, Watersheds, and Groundwater Sustainability Plans,” an online short course offered by...
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M&A bids farewell to long-time employee William Victor
In March 2021, Montgomery & Associates (M&A) bid farewell to William (Bill) Victor, principal hydrogeologist based in Phoenix. Bill retired after a 43-year career, nearly 37 of which were at M&A.
Bill’s knowledge,...
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Celebrate Arizona Water Professionals Appreciation Week
Montgomery & Associates (M&A) is proud to recognize Arizona Water Professionals Appreciation Week, from April 5 to 11, 2021. The third annual celebration begins with a virtual kick-off event on April...
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Lisa Porta delivers water presentation in French
In celebration of World Water Day on March 22, 2021, Lisa Porta, P.E., senior water resources engineer in the Sacramento office of Montgomery & Associates, was featured in an interactive webinar...
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Would you like to join a dynamic team in Tucson or Phoenix?
Montgomery & Associates is hiring a hydrogeologist in our Tucson or Phoenix office. The full-time, experienced hydrogeologist position includes a mix of field work and office work, with a focus on projects that include water well drilling, lithologic logging, well construction,...
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Would you like to join a dynamic team in Salt Lake City?
Montgomery & Associates is hiring a senior mining hydrogeologist in our Salt Lake City office. The full-time position includes senior-level responsibilities and requires the ability to manage and conduct technical analyses on multiple projects simultaneously. Candidates will need to demonstrate...
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M&A welcomes Bryan Moravec to Phoenix
In response to growing opportunities for water resources projects in the Phoenix area, Montgomery & Associates (M&A) is pleased to announce that Bryan Moravec, Ph.D., P.G., joined our Phoenix office as a hydrogeologist effective February 15, 2021.
Bryan...
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Updated message to our clients, teaming partners, and vendors in response to COVID-19
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect all our communities, we want to share with you how Montgomery & Associates (M&A) is navigating these unprecedented times. We are continuing a work-from-home platform for our employees. We have been successfully working...
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Want to join a dynamic team? M&A seeking HR manager
Montgomery & Associates is looking to hire a dynamic, compassionate, and detail-oriented Human Resources manager for our growing water resources consulting firm. The experienced HR manager will expand our HR program to support the staff growth we have seen in...
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M&A sponsors GRA and participates in its first 2021 virtual conference
Montgomery & Associates (M&A) is proud to support the Groundwater Resources Association of California (GRA) as a 2021 annual sponsor. The first virtual event of...
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M&A plays significant role in MAR
From the 1950s through the 1990s, as farms, mines, and cities in the Southwest pumped increasing amounts of groundwater, the aquifers became overdrafted. One important way that the Arizona Groundwater Management Act of 1980 sought to reduce groundwater overdraft was...
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California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) is a complex program with a new language that must be mastered by consultants, basin managers, and stakeholders alike. When California first embarked upon the SGMA journey five years ago, there was a lot...
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California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) passed in 2014 requires high- and medium-priority basins to form Groundwater Sustainability Agencies (GSAs) and develop Groundwater Sustainability Plans (GSPs). The steps in the GSP development process, shown below, begin with establishing and defining...
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Tucson’s Water Security – Don’t Take it for Granted
We residents of southern Arizona have a unique relationship with water. Our water supplies are unseen – pumped from vast underground aquifers or piped hundreds of miles from the Colorado River. Lacking natural lakes and rivers and with scant rainfall,...