SRP West Valley Service Center
The U.S. Postal Service cannot guarantee delivery to SRP by 7:00 PM on April 7th. Drop it off instead – it takes just minutes and your vote is guaranteed.
This location is only open on Election Day, Tuesday April 7, 2026, from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM. To drop off before Election Day, visit the Tempe Voting Center – open weekdays 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM.
📞 Need Help? Call or Text Keith’s Team
602-938-0442Call or text Keith’s team for help finding your ballot, questions about drop-off locations, or anything else about the SRP election. We’re here to help.
🕐 Hours and Availability
📋 Before You Go
- Bring your sealed ballot in the return envelope provided – no postage needed
- For ballot replacement, visit the Tempe Voting Center
- All ballots must be received by 7:00 PM on Tuesday, April 7, 2026
- If you received two differently colored ballots, bring both – drop them off together
Did You Receive Two Different Colored Ballots?
That’s normal. It means you’re eligible to vote in both of SRP’s distinct corporate entities.
Each ballot governs a different part of the organization. Please return both – your votes are separate and each one matters independently.
The private side of SRP. Formed in 1903, it manages SRP’s water rights and the irrigation system – overseeing water delivery and the care of the watershed and dams.
The public side of SRP – a political subdivision of Arizona. It handles electric operations and issues public bonds, overseeing the generation and sale of electricity.
A Message from Keith Woods
With nearly three decades of SRP Board experience, Keith Woods understands that SRP decisions directly impact your monthly budget, your solar investment, and your family’s safety during Arizona’s extreme heat.
Keith is running his own independent campaign. He answers only to SRP ratepayers – not to outside organizations or political groups.