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UAMPS outlines rebate program to Mount Pleasant residents at council meeting
Summary
McKenzie Monthey of UAMPS presented the association's Energy Efficiency Program to the Mount Pleasant City Council, reviewing available rebates and how residents can participate; the council took no action and staff will provide follow-up details at a future meeting.
McKenzie Monthey of the Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS) told the Mount Pleasant City Council about UAMPS's Energy Efficiency Program, outlining available residential rebate programs and how homeowners can apply for incentives to offset energy-efficiency improvements.
The presentation, introduced by Shane Ward, described the types of upgrades eligible for rebates and the application steps residents must follow to receive incentives. Monthey emphasized that the program is intended to reduce household energy use and lower long-term utility costs but did not present specific local enrollment targets during the meeting.
Council members asked procedural questions about outreach and eligibility; no vote or formal action was taken. Council staff will provide additional details and any materials needed to publicize the program to residents at a future date.
