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Comfrey accepts $34,354 climate grant to install heat pumps in two city buildings
Summary
The Comfrey City Council unanimously accepted a $34,354 Local Climate Action Grant to install two air-source heat pumps in the City Clerk’s Office and the Fire Hall; the city will contribute $1,717.70 in matching funds and the final agreement will be reviewed later.
The Comfrey City Council on Aug. 7 unanimously accepted a Local Climate Action Grant totaling $34,354 to install two air-source heat pumps in the City Clerk’s Office and the Fire Hall.
Council member Evers moved to accept the grant; Council member Wayne Redman seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. The city’s required match is $1,717.70 and the grant portion is $32,636.30. The council noted the final grant agreement will be returned for review and formal approval at a future meeting.
City officials said the installations are intended to improve energy efficiency in city facilities. No contractors, installation timeline or expected energy savings were specified during the meeting.
