Rio Verde Foothills Water Fill Station

1. Connect your hose.
2. Enter access number.  
3. Enter PIN. 
4. Choose how much water you need.
5. Confirm your hose is connected.
6. Press START.

The system will automatically stop the flow when the amount you selected has been reached.

The standpipe uses a 3-inch camlock fitting. If your equipment requires an adapter, you can purchase one online or through a local supplier.

You are welcome to use any insured hauler you choose, including:  

• Dynamite Water  

• Rio Verde Water  

• Water Express  

We cannot recommend one company over another.

Your EPCOR bill will show the water purchased under your PIN. Your hauler will bill you separately for hauling.  

If you plan to haul your own water:

• You will need a gate code.

• You will receive it after completing a short, safety required orientation.

Email mywater@epcor.com to set up your self-hauling access.

If you share a tank with neighbors:

• Each property needs its own EPCOR account.

• Everyone sharing a tank must be in the same service type (Full or Standby).

• Water purchased under a shared PIN will be billed to the PIN owner.

We know shared tanks can be complex, so if you need help understanding how your setup works, please reach out to mywater@epcor.com.  

You may have reached the monthly usage limit or need a PIN reset. Email mywater@epcor.com and we will take care of it.

Yes. The process is managed by the Arizona Department of Water Resources.

Yes. The standpipe is supplied through EPCOR’s long‑term storage credits dedicated specifically to the Rio Verde Foothills community. 

Yes. You can switch once every 13 months. Just contact us and we’ll walk you through it.

Service is available only to residents and property owners who enrolled through the required application process. As a regulated private utility, EPCOR followed the Arizona Corporation Commission’s decision issued December 12, 2023, which established the eligibility criteria, enrollment deadlines, and process for Rio Verde Foothills residents to receive permanent standpipe service. 

The Commission’s decision allowed:

• Residents with occupied homes as of December 12, 2023, and 

• Up to 150 property owners who paid the hook-up fee.

All applications were required to be submitted by June 1, 2024. 
 
Because we received more than 150 applications, EPCOR held an online lottery on October 21, 2024, to ensure a transparent and equitable selection process. Property owners were randomly selected, with real-time announcements shared during the event. A total of 150 applicants who applied by the June 1 deadline were chosen. Lottery winners were required to pay the hook-up fee within 45 days of billing. 

Yes. It is your responsibility to maintain adequate insurance for your vehicle and hauling equipment.