(AGENPARL) - Roma, 12 Settembre 2023 - (AGENPARL) – mar 12 settembre 2023 The City Drop features news, tips, and education from the City of Sacramento Department of Utilities.
Website | Contact us’Trash Your Trash’ clean-up kits now available
The City of Sacramento is part of a Sacramento Stormwater Quality Partnership, and staff from the Partnership are reminding people that free kits are available to help residents do neighborhood clean-ups.
The kits are part of the “Trash Your Trash” campaign, which helps to keep Sacramento waterways — such as creeks and rivers — clean and free of trash and debris.
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Annual survey on keeping our waters clean
The City’s “Keep Our Waters Clean” program helps educate boaters and recreationalists about clean and safe boating habits, including the use of pumpouts and restrooms.
City staff are inviting people to participate in an annual survey on boating and recreational habits, and how you help keep our local waterways clean.
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How to use your water wisely
The City’s water conservation program offers many resources to help people use water wisely.Resources include rebates to help people save water and money, free in-person assistance and setting leak alerts online.
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Meet our staff: Kris Feeny
Kris Feeny is an administrative technician for the Department of Utilities in a division called, Engineering and Water Resources.She handles all personnel related requests and issues for several divisions, as well as staff recruitments and business travel requests.Feeny’s days can be dynamic since her work is shaped by any critical needs of her division.
She says that she most enjoys working with her co-workers and knowing that her work contributes to the reliable and consistent operations of the Department of Utilities.
Outside of work, Feeny enjoys fostering dogs to get them ready for their new adoptive homes, spending time with family and international travel.
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