Every individual and family in Clark County can be part of creating a sustainable and resilient community.
Energy use in Clark County comes in many forms, from cooling buildings and powering traffic signals, to lighting offices and using appliances. Having clean and reliable energy means that we need to reduce how much we use while also transitioning to cleaner power sources.
Learn More| You can help us go All-In to reduce energy consumption and increase reliance on renewables. Here are some key steps to take. |
A resilient Clark County supports residents, businesses, and visitors to be healthy, successful, and adaptable to changing climate conditions. Ensuring that we are resilient means both understanding what climate change will mean for our daily lives, as well as preparing and adjusting so that we can be a stronger community, into the future.
Learn More| We can go All-In on resilience by engaging all members of our community in climate change education, emergency preparedness, and collective care. Take advantage of these resources. |
Clark County is working to recycle more while educating our growing population on smart consumption practices to reduce the generation of waste.
Learn MoreThere are lots of ways to reduce the waste you produce and dispose of what you do throw out responsibly. Learn more!
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How people and goods move around Clark County is important! When we commute to work, go to meetings, and conduct inspections, especially if we go by car, our actions impact the environment. Clark County is making moves toward cleaner and more efficient transportation options.
Learn MoreBiking, walking, taking transit, and driving an electric car are all ways to reduce your carbon footprint and save money. Green your trip with these tools!
Water supply, use, and management, including stormwater management, are essential to supporting life in the valley.
Learn MoreComplying with water regulations can be easy with rebates and help from SNWA. Check out these resources!
