>> Ted: NEXT ON ARIZONA HORIZON, WE'LL HEAR ABOUT EFFORTS BY THE CITY OF PHOENIX TO GET RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES TO SAVE WATER.

ALSO TONIGHT, HOW TO BREAK BAD HABITS INVOLVING CONSUMER DEBT.

MEET A SPECIAL VOLUNTEER WHO HAS SPENT DECADES PAIRING UP PEOPLE AND PETS.

THOSE STORIES AND MORE NEXT ON "ARIZONA HORIZON."

WELCOME TO "ARIZONA HORIZON."

I'M TED SIMONS.

FALLOUT OVER LAST WEEK'S JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE HEARING IN WHICH A HOST OF ELECTION CONSPIRACIES WERE ELECTED INCLUDING THE MARICOPA COUNTY AND THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION ALONG WITH 12 JUDGES AND THE LDS CHURCH ARE TAKING BRIBES FROM A MEXICAN DRUG CARTEL TO RIG ELECTIONS.

THE ACCUSATIONS WERE MADE BY A GUEST OF STATE REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE LIZ HARRIS OF CHANDLER.

THREE DAYS LATER, SENATOR WENDY ROGERS RELEASED THIS, SAYING THE ALLEGATIONS SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN BROUGHT BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE AND TODAY, AGAIN, DAYS LATER, SENATOR PRESIDENT, REPUBLICAN WARREN PETERSEN, SAID THIS WAS A QUOTE, SURPRISE TO THE COMMITTEE AND SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN ALLOWED TO BE PRESENTED.

HOUSE SPEAKER BEN TOMA SAID THE HEARING, QUOTE, DEVOLVED EVOLVED INTO QUOTE, THEATER.

>>> THE CITY OF PHOENIX IS WORKING TO REDUCE WATER USE BY POINTING OUT SIMPLE THINGS TO REDUCE WATER AND A MAX, WELCOME TO "ARIZONA HORIZON."

>> THANKS.

>> Ted: LET'S START WITH A 30,000-FOOT VIEW.

WHAT'S BEING DONE?

>> THE THURSDAY THINGTHE FIRST THING, THIS STARTED OFF IN THE 1980'S AND PICK UP STEAM IN THE 1990'S AND DOING THE RIGHT THING AND TAKING ACTIONS THEY NEED TO TAKE, WE DELIVER LESS WATER TO CUSTOMERS TODAY THAN WE DID BACK IN THE YEAR 2000, DESPITE THE PEOPLE THAT WE'VE ADDED OVER THAT TIME PERIOD.

IT REALLY IS JUST SIMPLE ACTIONS AT YOUR HOME, CHOOSING THE RIGHT DISHWASHER OR TOILET AND MAKING SURE TO CHOOSE A DESERT ADAPTIVE YARD OR GRASS.

THOSE TYPES OF ACTIONS ADD UP THROUGHOUT THE CITY.

>> Ted: I WAS READING UP AND AN AVERAGE RESIDENT USING ONE HUNDRED GALLONS OF WATER A DAY.

>> TRUE.

>> Ted: WHERE DOES THAT WATER GO?

>> ACTUALLY, THE SINGLE LARGEST BUCKET OF DEMAND IN THE ENTIRE SYSTEM, THIS IS MORE THAN COMMERCIAL OR MORE THAN MULTIFAMILY, IT'S OUTDOORS AT SINGLE FAMILY HOMES.

IN BETWEEN 50%, 60% OF THE WATER USE YOU HAVE EVERY DAY IS OUTSIDE AND UPONLY, THAT 50%, 60% DOESN'T COME BACK IN THE SEWER AND NOT WATER TO REUSE.

IT'S EVAPORATED OR USED BY PLANTS.

IF YOU MAKE CHANGES, THE NUMBER ONE PLACE IS OUTSIDE.

>> Ted: OK, SO COMMON MISTAKES IN TERMS OF WASTED WATER WOULD BE WHAT?

JUST OVERWATERING, USING SPRINKLERS?

>> ABSOLUTELY, THE NUMBER ONE THING WE SEE.

YOU KNOW, SO GROWING UP HERE WHEN I WAS A KID, AS FOLKS WOULD WATER THEIR GRASS, YOU WOULD WATER ONCE, TWICE A DAY AS MANY TIMES TO GET THE SPRINKLERS TO GO.

WHAT WE FOUND THROUGH THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA IS THAT EVEN A PLANT LIKE GRASS IN THE MIDDLE OF JUNE ONLY NEEDS TO BE WATERED TWICE A WEEK.

IF YOU'RE GETTING IT DEEP INTO THE SOIL.

SO CHOOSING TO CUT BACK DOESN'T COST YOU MONEY.

>> Ted: WHAT ABOUT HOA?

>> HOA'S ARE CASH STRAPPED AND PEOPLE DON'T LIKE TO SEE DUES GO UP THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

THERE'S AN EFFICIENCY PROGRAM WHERE THEY DO AN ASSESSMENT OF HOW MUCH YOU'RE USING VERSUS WHAT YOU SHOULD BE USES FOLLOWING THE WATERING GUIDELINES AND YOU CAN FIND HUGE AMOUNTS OF WATER ON AVERAGE.

WE FOUND 150 MILLIONS IN THE 40 HOA'S WE DID.

>> Ted: BUSINESSES, COMMON MISTAKES AND WHAT ARE YOU SEEING?

>> ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING AND BUSINESSES ARE HARD BECAUSE IT'S FROM MOM AND POP COFFEE SHOP TO THE SEMI CONDUCTOR PLANT UP NORTH.

IN GENERAL FOR BUSINESSES, TAKE A LOOK AT THE COOLING.

MOST FOLKS DON'T THINK ABOUT THIS, BUT IF YOU'RE IN A BIG BUILDING, YOUR COOLER IS PROBABLY NOT DONE BY AN AIR CONDITIONING UNIT BUT GIANT SWAMP COOLER, CALLED THE COOLING TOWER AND THOSE PROCESSES USE HUGE AMOUNTS OF WATER LIKE A SWAMP COOLER AND THAT'S WHY WE STARTED THE REVOLVING FUND AND ALLOWS THE PARTNERS TO MAKE LOANS SO THEY CAN AFFORD TO MAKE THOSE CHANGES.

>> Ted: SIMILAR TO THE BALLPARK DOWNTOWN.

>> EXACTLY LIKE THAT.

AND THAT BALLPARK IS COOLED WITH THE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES THAT SAVE WATER.

>> Ted: AND TECHNOLOGY IS A BIG DEAL.

RESIDENTIAL, AS WELL, BUT PARTICULARLY BUSINESS.

>> ABSOLUTELY.

SO WITH RESIDENTIAL, AT THE END OF THE DAY, ONLY SO MANY TOILETS YOU CAN BUY AT THE HARDWARE STORE.

SPRINKLERS HAVEN'T CHANGED MUCH SINCE STRIP CAME IN, BUT FOR BUSINESSES, WE'RE SEEING THE TECHNOLOGY IN PARTICULAR AROUND THE COOLING TOWERS CHANGE RAPIDLY AND THINGS PUT IN FIVE, TEN YEARS AGO ARE OUTDATED AND FOLKS TO REAP THE BENEFITS OVER TIME IS A CHALLENGE.

>> Ted: AND EMPLOYEES TO GO ALONG, TOO.

>> ABSOLUTELY AND FOR RESIDENTS, BEHAVIOR IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING AND BEHAVIOR IS THE HARDEST THING TO CHANGE.

>> Ted: WE TALK ABOUT BUSINESS AND RESIDENTIAL, WE'RE THINKING URBAN LANDSCAPE AND AGRICULTURE.

IN A CITY OF PHOENIX, HOW DOES THAT PLAY?

>> THAT DOES NOT GO TO AGRICULTURE.

AGRICULTURE CAN BE FED BY SURFACE WATER FROM SALT RIVER PROJECT AND COULD COME FROM DIRECT IRRIGATION, FROM THE CENTRAL ARIZONA PROJECT, BUT IT'S NOT COMING FROM OUR POTABLE WATER.

THE WATER GOING TO AGRICULTURE IS NOT COMING FROM OUR SUPPLY.

>> Ted: SO LAST THING HERE, THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATING RESIDENTS AND OBVIOUSLY YOU TALKED ABOUT THE ADVANCES SO FAR AND HOW MUCH WATER IS SAVED OVER THE YEARS.

SIMPLE EDUCATION.

IS THAT THE BOTTOM LINE OF WHAT YOU DO?

>> IT A THE END OF THE DAY.

WHAT'S DIFFICULT FOR FOLKS TO UNDERSTAND, WE'RE NOT ASKING TO DO WILD AND CRAZY.

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HOME AND TO MAINTAIN IT OVERALL.

WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOU TO DO THAT.

NONE OF OUR HOMES CAME WITH AN INSTRUCTION MANUAL.

GO TO PHOENIX/DRUG/DRUG AND CHECK IT OUT.

>> Ted: THIS IS FASCINATING AND GOOD INFORMATION AND THANKS FOR JOINING US.

>> THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME.

>> Ted: UP NEB, NEXT, ADOPTING GOOD MONEY HABITS TO HELP WITH GOOD MONEY CONCERNS.

CREDIT CARD DEBT IS OFF AN ISSUE IN THE MONTHS FOLLOWING THE HOLIDAYS AND HOW TO REDUCE MONEY CONCERNS AND WE WELCOME RACHEL CABALLERO WITH TRUWEST CREDIT UNION.

>> THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME.

>> Ted: 35% OF FOLKS HAVE HOLIDAY DEBT LOOMING AND DOES THAT SOUND RIGHT?

>> THAT'S CORRECT.

LOOMING TREE DID A RESEARCH STUDY IN 2015 AND LAST YEAR WAS THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF HOLIDAY DEBT ACCRUED SINCE THAT STARTED THAT STUDY.

>> Ted: ARE THINGS GOING LIKE THIS AND MORE DEBT OVER THE YEAR HAPPENING.

WHAT'S GOING ON?

>> IN PART DUE TO AN IMPEDING RECESSION, YOU WOULD THINK IT'S GOING DOWN.

BUT WITH THE INCREASE IN PRICES EVERYWHERE AND THE SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES, IT'S HARDER TO GET YOUR HANDS ON STUFF AND PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO SPEND MORE TO GET THEIR HANDS ONLY THINGS ON THE THINGS THEY WANT.

>> Ted: I GOT 15 AVERAGE HOLIDAY AND $1500 PER PERSON AND DOES THAT SOUND HIGH TO YOU?

>> IT DOES SOUND HIGH, BUT WITHOUT THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO OVERCOME THAT, IT'S HARD TO UNDERSTAND WHERE THAT SPENDING IS GOING AND HOW TO ADAPT THE HABITS TO STOP THAT FROM HAPPENING GOING FORWARD.

>> Ted: GIVES US GOOD HABITS TO AVOID THIS OR TO HELP PAY DOWN WHAT SEEMS TO BE A LOOMING DEBT FOR INDIVIDUALS.

>> I THINK ONE OF THE INTERESTING THINGS IS THAT PEOPLE GO THROUGH THESE JOURNEYS IN LIFE.

A JOURNEY OF FITNESS, TO GET PHYSICALLY FIT OR LOSE WEIGHT OR THINGS LIKE THAT AND PEOPLE DON'T THINK OF THAT IN A FINANCIAL SENSE.

I DON'T KNOW IF IT'S AN INVISIBLE FACTOR OR IF WE LACK THE EDUCATION.

BUT IN ORDER TO COME BACK FROM THINGS LIKE THAT, WE NODE BE NEED TO BE IN THE MINDSET WHERE WE UNDERSTAND THERE ARE TRIGGERS THAT HAPPEN THAT HAVE US SPENDING THE MONEY.

UNDERSTANDING THE TRIGGERS AND OVERCOMING THAT WILL HELP US SCALE BACK IN THE SPENDING SO WE DON'T HAVE THAT OVERSPENDING HAPPENING AS MUCH.

>> Ted: AS FAR AS DEBT IS CONCERNED, PAY DOWN A PORTION, YOU DON'T HAVE TO PAY DOWN EVERYTHING IN ONE FELL SWOOP.

BE PATIENT AND KNOW THINGS HAPPEN OVER TIME, CORRECT?

>> IT'S A PROCESS.

SO UNDERSTANDING THAT YOU HAVE THIS PROBLEM, IDENTIFYING THE TRIGGERS AND THEN BEING ABLE TO WORK IT INTO YOUR BUDGET TO PAY LITTLE BY LITTLE AND BRING IT BACK WILL HELP.

ALSO, PEOPLE THAT HAVE THE OVERSPENDING PROBLEM, A LOT OF TIMES YOU'LL GO TO SOMEBODY'S HOUSE AND THEY'LL HAVE CLOTHES IN THE CLOSET WITH THE TAGS AND IT COULD BE JUST AS EASY AS REVISITING SPENDING IN THE LAST 30 DAYS TO SEE WHAT THEY CAN RETURN AND WHAT THEY DON'T NEED OR IF THEY UPGRADE SOMETHING THAT DIDN'T NEED AN UPGRADE AND MAYBE THEY CAN SELL IT ON FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE TO BRING THAT MONEY BACK TO MAKE IT EASIER OF A BURDEN AS THEY'RE GOING INTO PAYING IT OFF.

>> Ted: DOES STARTING AN EMERGENCY FUND, SOMETHING LIKE THAT, DOES THAT MAKE SENSE?

>> IT DOES, ABSOLUTELY.

FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATION IS THREE TO SIX MONTHS OF LIVING EXPENSES.

EVERYBODY'S BUDGET IS DIFFERENT AND EVERYBODY'S SITUATION IS DIFFERENT.

DO YOU HAVE DEPENDENTS?

ARE YOU A ONE-PERSON INCOME HOUSEHOLD.

THREE TO SIX MONTHS TO COME UP WITH THAT AND JUST KEEP IN MIND, THAT'S NOT PAYING OFF DEBT AND NOT GOING TOWARDS BUYING THE HOLIDAY STUFF OR SPENDING WHAT YOU WANT.

THAT MONEY SHOULD BE THERE AS A BUFFER SO THAT IF YOU GET IN A SITUATION, YOU'RE NOT HAVE TO INCREASE DEBT MORE TO PAY THAT OFF.

>> Ted: SO ARE THE TRIGGERS, YOU MENTIONED THAT A COUPLE OF TIMES, IS THAT WHAT YOU SEE AND HEAR MOST OFTEN?

>> ABSOLUTELY.

IT'S THE SAME AS SAY STRESS EATING.

PEOPLE GET STRESSED AND RETAIL THERAPY IS A HUGE THING AND THEY'RE GOING OUT AND THEY'RE SHOPPING TO MAKE THEMSELVES FEEL BETTER OR IF THEY'VE ALWAYS HAD THIS STIGMA OF BEING THE BEST GIFT GIVER, THEY DON'T WANT TO GIVE THAT UP, EVEN IF SOMETHING HAS CHANGED.

A LOT OF THINGS THAT GO INTO IT THAT ARE THESE TRIGGERS THAT THEY HAVE TO IDENTIFY TO OVERCOME.

>> Ted: I WOULD IMAGINE IN THIS DAY AND AGE OF JOIN SHOPPING, YOU GET EXCITED WAITING FOR THE TRUCK WAITING TO DROP IT OFF.

>> IS IT A SALE IF YOU DON'T NEED IT?

>> Ted: BOTTOM LINE, THE MOST IMPORTANT THING TO KNOW FOR VIEWERS TO KNOW WHAT THEY'RE CREDIT CARD BALANCE IS?

>> THE BIGGEST THING IS TO START SMALL.

EVERY DOLLAR YOU DON'T PUT TOWARDS DEBT IS SAVING.

YOU'LL SAVE MORE.

IT'S OK IF YOU CAN'T THROW HUGE NUMBERS UPFRONT AND CREATING THAT HABIT AND GETTING IN THAT MINDSET OF MAKING YOUR DEBT.

COME DOWN SO THAT YOUR SAVINGS CAN COME UP CAN GO A LONG WAY.

>> Ted: RACHEL CABALLERO WITH TRUWEST CREDIT UNION, THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.

>> THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

♪♪ >> Ted: ARIZONA HUMANE SOCIETY, PERRY FANZO HAS DEDICATED TWO DECADES FINDING HOMES AND HE WAS AWARDED WITH A VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARDS AND PERRY FANZO JOINS US NOW ALONGSIDE KELSEY DICKERSON AND A COUPLE OF FURRY FRIENDS.

GOOD TO HAVE YOU ON "ARIZONA HORIZON."

CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU.

WHAT DID YOU THINK WHEN YOU GOT THAT AWARD?

>> IT WAS A SURPRISE.

THE YEARS FLEW BY.

>> Ted: DOES IT SEEM LIKE YESTERDAY WHEN YOU STARTED DOING THIS?

>> IT DOES.

YOU KNOW, DID I PLAN ON WORKING 21 YEARS DOING THIS?

NO.

YOU THINK YOU'LL DO THIS AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS.

WHEN PEOPLE DO VOLUNTEER WORK, YOU THINK YOU'LL SEE WHAT HAPPENS, BUT IT'S ADDICTING.

>> Ted: WHAT GOT YOU STARTED IN THIS?

>> WE DID THE "PETS ON PARADE" AND THAT WAS MY EXPOSURE AND THE SHOW HAS BEEN ON FOR 64 YEARS AND I WATCHED THE SHOW AND THOUGHT, WELL, THAT WOULD BE A COOL THING TO DO.

AND DIDN'T KNOW -- I DIDN'T KNOW WHY, BUT I DIDN'T KNOW YOU COULD VOLUNTEER FOR THE HUMANE SOCIETY.

I DECIDED TO GIVE THEM A CALL AND DECIDED VOLUNTEERING AND THAT WAS 21 YEARS AGO.

>> Ted: AND A LOT OF DOGS AND HOW MANY DOGS YOU HAD TO BE WITH AND SAY GOODBYE TO, WHICH WOULD BE DIFFICULT FOR ME.

VOLUNTEERING IS IMPORTANT TO THE HUMANE SOCIETY.

THE PROCESS OF THIS AWARD, HOW DID THAT WORK?

>> VOLUNTEERS ARE ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL AND WE'RE THANKFUL WE WERE ABLE TO GIVE PERRY THIS INCREDIBLE AWARD THAT CAME FROM PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN HIMSELF.

WHAT IT IS, IT'S EASY.

IF YOU HIT THE AMOUNT OF HOURS YOU NEED, YOU NEED TO BE NOMINATED BY A CREDITED NONPROFIT AND HAVE FOUR THOUSAND HOURS AND CHOSEN BY AMERICO.

PERRY WELL EXCEEDED THIS AND UPWARDS OF 16,000 AND PROBABLY MORE.

I'M SURE THERE'S A LOT OF HOURS NOT ACCOUNTED FOR.

BUT VOLUNTEERS LIKE PERRY ARE SO CRITICAL TO US BEING ABLE TO SAVE THE LIVES OF LITTLE ONES.

>> Ted: THIS IS THE CORNERSTONE OF WHAT YOU DO?

>> A NONPROFIT AND WE COULD NOT DO THE WORK WITHOUT OUR VOLUNTEERS.

LAST YEAR ALONE, THEY DONATED MORE THAN 64,000 HOURS.

AND THAT'S ALLOWING US TO CARE FOR ALMOST 18,000 SICK, INJURED AND ABUSED PETS.

THEY VOLUNTEER IN THE TRAUMA HOSPITAL AND THRIFT STORES AND TRULY, SO MANY DIFFERENT WAYS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

>> Ted: PERRY, I SEE THESE LITTLE DOGS AND I WOULD FALL IN LOVE IMMEDIATELY AND HOW DO YOU SAY GOODBYE WHEN YOU HAVE DONE YOUR JOB?

>> YOU HAVE TO GO IN WITH THE RIGHT MINDSET.

I TALK TO PEOPLE SAYING I CAN'T FOSTER SAYING YOU CAN'T RETURN THEM AND IF I DID THAT, I WOULD HAVE 50 DOGS IN MY HOME.

YOU HAVE TO GO IN WITH THE RIGHT MINDSET THAT WHAT YOU'RE DOING IS A SHORT-TERM THING TO GET THEM WHERE THEY'RE ADOPTABLE.

YOU'RE HELPING THEM ALONG THE WAY AND PARTICULARLY PUPPIES.

THEY GO THROUGH AN IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTAL PERIOD.

I LOOK AT THIS, I'M THAT PERSON TO SHOW THEM HOW TO TO SOCIALIZE THEM AND USED TO PEOPLE AND LOOK AT IT THAT WAY.

I'LL FOSTER THEM AND BECOME GOOD DOGS FOR SOMEBODY.

>> Ted: HURRICANE KATRINA, THERE WERE A TON OF DOGS YOU DEALT WITH DURING THAT CATASTROPHE AND YOU HELPED QUITE A FEW ANIMALS THERE.

>> ONE OF THE MOST AMAZING THINGS I'VE SEEN THE HUMANE SOCIETY DO.

THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO COME IN AT 7:00 AT NIGHT AND I WAS WORKING A NORMAL SHIFT AND SAID CAN YOU STICK AROUND?

WE PROCESSED 274 DOGS THROUGH TRIAGE THAT NIGHT AND THERE WERE -- ALL OF OUR VETERINARIANS WERE THERE AND PRO BONO VETS AND WE LEFT AT 3:00, 4:00 IN THE MORNING AND WE PROCESS ED THIS MANYPROCESSED THATMANY DOGS AND EVERY SQUARE FOOT OF THE SHELTER, THERE WERE DOGS.

>> Ted: I CAN IMAGINE.

>> WE UTILIZE OUR VOLUNTEERS IN SO MANY WAYS AND ESPECIALLY WITH BIG SITUATIONS LIKE HURRICANE KATRINA AND OUR EMERGENCY AND ANIMAL TECHNICIANS AND FIELD TEAMS, THEY GO ON INVESTIGATIONS EACH DAY AND BRINGING IN 30 TO 60 PETS EACH DAY AND WITHOUT OUR AMAZING VOLUNTEERS WHO ARE DOING THE WORK INSIDE AND OUT OF OUR SHELTER, WE WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO CONTINUE TO DO THE LIFE WORK WE DO AND SUPER GRATEFUL.

>> Ted: SO FOR THOSE SAYING, OK, I THINK I CAN HANDLE AND DO THIS, WHETHER DO WHERE DO THEY GO?

>> JUST APPLY AND ONE OF OUR VOLUNTEER INGAUGEMENT COORDINATORS WILL REACH OUT AND GET YOU SIGNED UP.

WE ALSO HAVE -- PERRY HAS A MORE CONSISTENT SCHEDULE, BUT WE HAVE ONE-TIME VOLUNTEERING OPTIONS AND IT FITS EVERYONE'S SCHEDULE.

>> Ted: CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU AND VERY REWARDING AND WHAT A REWARDING LIFE AND CONTINUED SUCCESS TO YOU AND TO THE ARIZONA HUMANE SOCIETY AND TO THESE TWO FURRY PEOPLE WHO I IMAGINE -- THEY'RE SO WELL BEHAVED ARE THEY AVAILABLE?

>> THEY WILL BE SHORTLY AND FOSTERING THEM IN TWO MORE WEEKS.

>> Ted: I HAVE FAWNNY FUNNY FEELING THEY'LL FIND FOREVER HOMES.

THAT IS IT FOR NOW AND THANK YOU FOR JOINING US AND YOU HAVE A GREAT EVENING!

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