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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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Montgomery & Associates named to Arizona Professional Services List
Montgomery & Associates has been named to the annual Arizona Professional Services List after submitting a Statement of Qualifications to the Arizona Department of Administration General...
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Montgomery & Associates sponsors Women in Mining presentation; Lauren Candreva presents
Montgomery & Associates (M&A) is proud to participate in and sponsor the Arizona Chapter of Women in Mining’s “Dig In: Lunch & Learn” virtual...
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M&A participates in NWRA 2021 Virtual Conference
Montgomery & Associates is proud to be a gold sponsor of and exhibitor at the Nevada Water Resources Association (NWRA) 2021 Annual Conference which is being held virtually...
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Bill DeBoer appointed to DWR Bulletin 74 Technical Advisory Committee
Bill DeBoer, P.G., C.Hg., senior hydrogeologist in M&A’s Oakland and Sacramento offices, has recently been appointed to the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) Bulletin 74 Technical Advisory Committee. DWR Bulletin 74 on California Well Standards...
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Would you like to join a dynamic team in Phoenix?
Montgomery & Associates (M&A) is currently seeking a full-time hydrogeologist to join our Phoenix office. The position includes mid- and senior-level responsibilities and requires the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously. The person in this position will...
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M&A employees achieve academic and professional milestones
Despite 2020 being an unprecedented and unpredictable year, a number of M&A employees have achieved significant milestones in their academic and professional development this year:
Tiffani Cañez, San Luis Obispo office, M.S. in hydrology
Alyssa Kirk, Tucson office, M.S. in... -
M&A tradition of helping needy families continues
M&A’s annual holiday tradition of helping needy families continues despite the restrictions of the COVID-19 pandemic. Every December, employees in the Tucson office donate non-perishable food items to fill 24 boxes for our next-door neighbor, Holaway Elementary School. This year’s...
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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,...