Henderson locals, it's time to proudly shine a spotlight on the eco-conscious among us. The City of Henderson is calling for nominations for its Water Conservation Award, a recognition bestowed annually to residents or businesses that drastically have reduced the trickle of our most precious resource. As per a recent announcement, the city is looking for contenders who have made strides in categories such as landscape redesign for water efficiency, renewable water policies, environmental stewardship, and more.
Whether it's through pioneering community outreach programs or optimizing processes to save H2O, nominees are evaluated for their dedication to curbing water waste. The deadline to propose a nominee is November 30. All applications will be carefully reviewed, and the winner will be known come January 2025. They'll also receive a special nod of approval at a City Council meeting, according to an official statement from the City of Henderson.
This initiative is far more than ceremonial. Past recipients, Anthem Country Club and Sun City Anthem, have set the bar high. They stand as testament to Henderson's ongoing efforts to address water scarcity—one of the most pressing environmental concerns in Nevada and beyond. The award not only celebrates their achievements but also aims to inspire others in the community to think and act more sustainably when it comes to water use.
Aware of the stakes, the city continues to actively encourage everyone to nominate visionary individuals or businesses. Whether they are teaching employees about water conservation or implementing water-saving technologies, it's these local heroes who are helping to navigate a more sustainable route for Henderson's future. For more details on the award or to put forward a nomination, Henderson residents can visit cityofhenderson.com/savewater.