Dozens of volunteers. Twelve days of training a year. All on top of their regular jobs. Most days, they’re working underground, maintaining equipment, managing teams and projects, studying rock formations, welding, turning wrenches or handling any number of jobs that keep things running at Resolution Copper.
From local jobs and project spending to water management and community partnerships, here’s a look at what has been happening at Resolution Copper.
There are jobs where you work with spreadsheets. Jobs where you work with heavy equipment. And then there are jobs where working with rocks is literally part of the assignment. Welcome to the Core Processing Facility.
Resolution Copper participated in 77 community engagements during September, bringing our 2026 total engagements to 556. Behind those numbers are teachers finding new ways to engage students, volunteers helping neighbors, community partners thinking about the future of the Copper Corridor and opportunities to learn directly from Tribal communities.
Deep underground at Resolution Copper, crews recently completed a major upgrade to the 46 Level pump station, modernizing a critical system that helps manage water in the mine’s underground workings.
Since 2016, Resolution Copper has invested more than $20 million through more than 900 partnerships supporting rural Arizona communities.Those partnerships span education, health and wellbeing, culture and heritage, environmental stewardship, business development, recreation and community economic development.