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Boise Receives Historic Geothermal Donation

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(Image courtesy of the City of Boise, Idaho)

Boise, Idaho received a historic donation of geothermal water rights, potentially quadrupling the city’s geothermal system. The Harris family’s contribution bolsters Boise’s position in sustainable geothermal energy and highlights the community’s shared commitment to environmental stewardship.

“The Harris family’s generosity will have a lasting impact for generations,” said Mayor Lauren McLean. “This gift ensures that more Boiseans will have access to this incredible renewable energy source that cleanly warms our buildings.”

Boise’s geothermal utility, one of the largest and oldest in the nation, provides renewable energy to nearly 100 buildings in downtown Boise.

“Our family has deep roots in Boise, and we are honored to carry forward our parents’ legacies of supporting a thriving community,” said Millie Davis, daughter of Dallas and Alta Harris and the Harris family representative. “They had a deep love for Boise and the natural environment that shapes our city. On behalf of my siblings and our entire family, we are proud to donate geothermal rights to significantly expand the city’s capacity and benefit the broader community.”

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