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Aurora official announces FY2026 solar and EV charging rebate program with up to $10,000 in city funds
Summary
Will White announced a City of Aurora FY2026 rebate program offering up to $1,000 for solar installations and up to $500 for home EV charging systems, funded with up to $10,000 in automatic city funds and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis; eligibility and application details are on his website.
Will White, who identified himself on the recording as "City of Aurora, ultimate at large," announced a City of Aurora solar and electric-vehicle charging rebate program for fiscal year 2026 that will reimburse residents and businesses up to $1,000 for solar installations and up to $500 for a home EV charging system, funded with up to $10,000 in automatic city funds.
"The solar and EV charging rebate program is here to reward you, our Aurora residents, for choosing fossil fuel free vehicles and solar energy systems," White said, describing the program as an incentive for residents to adopt cleaner energy choices. He said accepted applicants "can receive a reimbursement of up to $1,000 for installing solar panels in their residential or commercial buildings and up to $500 for the installation of a home electric vehicle charging system."
White said the funds for the program "will be allocated on a first come first serve basis," and urged residents to apply as soon as possible. He also directed listeners to read the full eligibility criteria and application on his website, which he referenced but did not provide in the recording.
The announcement did not include additional eligibility detail such as income limits, program administrator contact information, or the exact application URL; White referred listeners to his posted materials for that information. No formal vote or council action was recorded in the announcement; White characterized the money as "automatic funds" allocated for the FY2026 clean energy rebates.
Applicants seeking the rebate should consult the application and eligibility materials on the web link White referenced for deadlines, required documentation, and verification steps. The recording closed with White encouraging residents and businesses to adopt clean energy practices in 2026.
