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The City of Boise received a National Clean Water Award from the National Association of Clean Water Agencies on August 8, 2025. The award highlights Boise's commitment to maintaining clean waterways, particularly the Boise River. The ceremony took place at Ann Morrison Park during a jamboree event.
On August 8, 2025, the City of Boise was honored with the National Clean Water Award by the National Association of Clean Water Agencies. This accolade highlights the city's significant commitment to maintaining clean waterways and its proactive environmental initiatives. Steve Burgos presented the award during a jamboree at Ann Morrison Park, emphasizing the importance of community engagement in water conservation efforts. Boise's dedication to protecting the Boise River has resulted in improved water quality and increased public awareness about environmental sustainability. Local officials noted that clean water is vital for both public health and the overall ecosystem. The award also reflects broader national efforts to enhance water management practices across the country. With this recognition, Boise sets a benchmark for other cities regarding environmental responsibility. The award ceremony not only celebrated the city's achievements but also encouraged ongoing dialogue about future conservation strategies.