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Will County committee hears facilities condition assessment, consultants cite utility rebates and savings
Summary
Consultants and county facilities staff updated the Will County Capital Improvements Committee on a countywide facility condition assessment, an interactive asset dashboard and utility-funded services that McKinstry and partners say have identified six-figure cash value and ongoing energy savings.
Will County Capital Improvements Committee members heard a presentation on the county’s facility condition assessment and a related utility rebate program that consultants and staff said has found six-figure value and identified projects to reduce operating costs.
The update, presented by a McKinstry consultant and county facilities staff, summarized work begun in 2023 to inventory and score major building assets, introduce preventive-maintenance schedules and pursue utility-sponsored monitoring and commissioning that McKinstry said produced direct paid services from ComEd and additional incentive checks from gas utilities.
The report matters because it is intended to give the county a data-driven basis for maintenance and capital-budget decisions. Committee members were shown an interactive, web-based dashboard that maps building-level asset condition and replacement-cost projections across a 30-year horizon to help space- and capital-planning discussions.
Presenters described three main results of the engagement so far:…
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