Efforts to promote water conservation coming to Quincy

Water program manager Bob Davis said the city will by working to encourage water conservation among Quincy water users.
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Water conservation is becoming more important as Quincy grows, and city officials are looking at ways the city can cut its water use.

by CHERYL SCHWEIZER
Staff Writer | September 11, 2025 5:04 PM

QUINCY — Water is a critical commodity throughout the Inland Northwest, and it’s even more critical in growing cities like Quincy. City officials are working on a program to encourage city residents to conserve water, starting with a booth at Farmer-Consumer Awareness Day. Bob Davis, water program manager for the city, said he’s going to be wearing an, um, eye-catching costume.

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