Commission split over opt‑out municipal aggregation; written dissent filed
Commissioners discussed a ComEd rate‑match municipal aggregation proposal; one member submitted a written dissent arguing the city should retain direct ComEd service and preserve individual choice, while others saw the program as low‑friction revenue for sustainability programs and recommended further staff study and community outreach.
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Park Ridge commissioners debated whether to support an opt‑out municipal electricity aggregation that would match ComEd rates and return revenues to the city.
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