Yakima County commissioners approve multiple solar project agreements with Ellensburg Solar LLC

March 18, 2025 | Yakima County, Washington

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The Yakima County Commission meeting on March 18, 2025, highlighted a significant push towards renewable energy with multiple agreements for solar projects across various county facilities. Commissioners unanimously approved a consent agenda that included five agreements with Ellensburg Solar LLC, aimed at installing solar energy systems at key locations such as the Yakima County Courthouse, Corrections Center, Juvenile Justice Center, Resource Center, and Sheriff's Office.

Commissioner Curtis and other board members expressed no objections to the consent items, which also featured a financial agreement with Central Washington University to develop a community economic development strategy in collaboration with Kittitas County. Additionally, the meeting addressed a resolution to establish a work group focused on evaluating stock restricted areas in Yakima County.
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The approval of these solar projects marks a significant step in the county's commitment to sustainability and renewable energy, promising to enhance energy efficiency and reduce costs in the long run. As these initiatives move forward, they are expected to play a crucial role in Yakima County's environmental strategy and economic development efforts.

Converted from Yakima County Commission 03-18-25 meeting on March 18, 2025
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