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Conservation
The Natural Resources Conservation Division was created in 2012 in the Department of Public Works as part of the County’s reorganization efforts. Our offices are located at 804 First Street in Napa along the Napa River/Oxbow Commons. For more information about Natural Resources Conservation programs and activities, visit our websites listed below. You may contact Jeff Sharp at 707-259-5936 for inquires regarding groundwater. For waste management matters, please contact Amanda Griffis at 707-259-8330 or David Briggs at 707-253-4094.
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Groundwater Sustainability
Groundwater is a vital source of water supply in Napa County. Residents, businesses and agriculturists rely on groundwater, as do fish, wildlife and natural habitats.
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Upper Valley Waste Management Agency
The Upper Valley Waste Management Agency (UVA) was formed for the purpose of providing coordination of economical, regional waste management services, and meeting the requirements of the California Integrated Waste Management Act - namely to reduce the amount of "waste" currently being landfilled and instead keep valuable materials and resources within the economic cycle.
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Recycling & Waste Reduction
The Recycling and Waste Reduction Team implements programs to reduce the volume of waste destined for landfills in order to conserve valuable natural resources and protect public health.
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Water Conservation
The Department of Water Resources (DWR) has a rebate program that provides a rebate for removing turf grass at California single-family residences.