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Ukiah personalized incentives

total potential incentives/rebates $41,765

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Savings category Action Amount
ENERGY HVAC $10015
ENERGY HVAC $120
ENERGY $7100
TRANSPORTATION Car Dealers $11500
ENERGY Appliances & Repair $840
ENERGY Water Heater $4250
ENERGY Plumbing $840
TRANSPORTATION Electrician $7100

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Ukiah

Ukiah, CA is a picturesque city in Mendocino County known for its rich history, vibrant wine industry, and beautiful landscapes. Founded in 1856, it serves as the county seat and is nestled in the Yokayo valley. With a mild climate, the area is perfect for outdoor activities like hiking and boasts an array of local vineyards and organic farms. Ukiah also houses notable historic landmarks such as the Grace Hudson Museum and the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, one of the largest Buddhist monasteries in the Western Hemisphere. Its downtown offers charming shops and farmer's markets, reflecting the community's commitment to sustainability and local produce.

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energy

Ukiah, CA, has made strides in energy efficiency, utilizing a mix of renewable energy sources to power the community. The local utility, Ukiah Electric Utility, offers various programs encouraging energy conservation and efficiency among residents and businesses, such as rebates for energy-efficient appliances and solar panel installations. The city has also invested in solar projects, including a significant solar array at the local airport, which contributes to a greener electric grid. LED streetlight retrofits have reduced municipal energy consumption. Residents are also incentivized to participate in the 'Ukiah Saves Water and Energy' program to reduce both water and energy use. The 'Green Building Ordinance' further ensures that new constructions adhere to high energy efficiency standards.

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water

Ukiah is committed to responsible water use and management, with strict water conservation measures in place due to the region's susceptibility to drought. The city's Municipal Water System has made significant investments in water efficiency, from upgrading infrastructure to reduce leaks to providing residents with water-saving devices and rebates for low-flow toilets and showerheads. Landscaping regulations promote the use of drought-resistant plants. The 'Ukiah Recycled Water Program' provides treated wastewater for agricultural and landscape irrigation, reducing the demand for potable water. Rainwater harvesting and graywater systems are actively promoted, and water conservation education is a priority for all age groups in the community.

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transportation

Transportation efficiency in Ukiah has been a growing focus, with improvements to the public transit system, 'Mendocino Transit Authority,' offering residents and visitors environmentally friendly travel options. Bike lanes and paths are expanding to encourage cycling as a sustainable transportation mode. The city also promotes ride-sharing and carpooling to reduce carbon emissions and traffic congestion. Electric vehicle charging stations have been installed throughout the city to support the transition to electric mobility, backed by incentives for EV purchases. 'Safe Routes to School' programs ensure that children can safely bike or walk to school, integrating health and sustainability. The 'Ukiah Electric Vehicle Incentive Program' offers additional rebates to residents who opt for electric vehicles.

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waste

Ukiah has implemented comprehensive waste management programs aimed at reducing landfill waste and promoting recycling and composting. Curbside recycling services are available to all residents, and the city's 'Zero Waste Action Plan' sets ambitious goals for waste reduction. Businesses in Ukiah are encouraged to minimize waste through the 'Business Waste Reduction Awards' program, which recognizes companies excelling in sustainable waste practices. The city supports electronic waste recycling events and hazardous waste disposal to prevent improper waste handling. Additionally, the 'Food Recovery Program' helps divert food waste from landfills to those in need, thus reducing methane emissions and contributing to community welfare.