Mount Pleasant residents eligible for 10% utility bill credit with go-green solar program
The go-green initiative involves placing solar panels at town hall, the community center and highway department.
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Feb 16, 2022, 12:07 PM
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3ds agoThere is a new way to cut
your utility bill if you live in the town of Mount Pleasant.
Residents there can now sign up for a new community solar program.
The go-green initiative involves placing solar panels at town hall, the
community center and highway department.
Residents can subscribe to the project and earn a 10% credit on their Con Edison bill for
participating.
Online enrollment runs through March 15,
and residents will start seeing
credits on their bill about three months after the final part of the project is
completed later this year.
