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Council approves City Hall lighting upgrade to meet state Clean Buildings requirements
Summary
Council approved an agreement with an energy service contractor to retrofit City Hall lighting and modernize lighting controls; staff said the primary driver is a failing, obsolete control system and state Clean Buildings Act compliance due June 2026, with energy savings and incentives from Clark PUD as secondary benefits.
Vancouver City Council on Aug. 4 approved a project to replace fluorescent fixtures with LEDs and to modernize City Hall’s lighting control system, citing failing equipment and a state mandate to meet energy-use standards.
Wyatt Jones, project manager in the city’s facilities department, told council the existing lighting-control system is original to the building, obsolete…
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