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Nampa staff launch "Nampa in Bloom" water‑wise program, offer turf‑replacement rebates and recycled‑water expansion
Summary
City staff introduced a new water conservation campaign—Nampa in Bloom—offering rebates for turf replacement and irrigation controller upgrades, expanding recycled water reuse, and piloting wetlands and contaminant‑reduction projects at the water renewal plant.
Nampa public works officials on Wednesday introduced "Nampa in Bloom," a new water‑wise program that pairs homeowner rebates, landscape guidelines and infrastructure projects to reduce irrigation demand and expand recycled water reuse.
Jeff Miranda, water resources director, described the program as an outgrowth of earlier drought planning and a collaboration among local water providers and irrigation districts. Program elements include homeowner incentives to replace…
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