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Third-party energy representative pitches 10% savings on electric bills to Walton residents
Summary
A presenter described a program that would supplement the village's existing supplier and said residents could save about 10% on the electric portion of their bills; eligibility may be limited by annual kilowatt-hour usage and some meters may be ineligible.
A presenter at the Walton meeting described a third-party energy enrollment option intended to supplement the village's existing supplier, Constellation.
The presenter said the program would not replace utility delivery service but would reduce the electric portion of customers' bills by 10 percent: "you can save 10% off your electric part, not the gas part." He explained that some meters are ineligible because they fall below a minimum annual kilowatt-hour threshold and offered to leave signup forms and informational materials for interested residents.
Board members encouraged follow-up and said they would consider the option at a future meeting; residents were told they could sign up individually and that participation remains optional. No contractual approval was made during the meeting.
