Public Works

Learn more about Curb It, our trash, recycling, compost, household hazardous waste and other waste disposal program.

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The City of Boise treats 10 billion gallons of water each year. Sometimes referred to as wastewater, the city collects and cleans all the water that goes down the drain or toilet from all our homes and businesses.

Climate Action

The City of Boise is committed to taking action to address climate change, because our city's prosperity is directly linked to clean energy, clean air and water and open space.

Initiatives

Recycled Water

To prepare our community for challenges like drought, climate change and growth, the city is working on a plan to recycle some of the water that we use in our community.

Boise's Energy Future

The City of Boise is committed to 100% clean electricity for our community by 2035.

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Climate Action

The City of Boise is committed to taking immediate government and community action by collaborating with local partners, businesses and individuals to move the needle on climate change.

Children play in small stream of water in front of a building — Boise WaterShed

Boise WaterShed

Located at the West Boise Water Renewal Facility, the Boise WaterShed introduces you to water protection and conservation through hands-on exhibits and the largest concentration of public art in the state of Idaho!

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