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Madison Township police statistics noted; gas aggregation contract not renewed

City Council · June 15, 2026
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Summary

Madison Township reported May police statistics and said its gas and electric aggregation program expired at the end of May; the board declined a renewal offer and affected customers were shifted to Columbia Gas Choice pending a future rate decision.

Susan Brobst presented Madison Township police statistics for May and provided an update on the township’s energy-aggregation status.

Brobst said the township’s gas and electric aggregation program expired at the end of May and the governing board was dissatisfied with the renewal rate offered, so it did not renew the contract. As a result, residents who had participated under the township’s prior agreement were automatically placed into the Columbia Gas Choice Program. Brobst said the board plans to review another rate at its June meeting and that no penalties apply to join or leave an aggregation under the township’s policy.

On the police statistics, Brobst offered to take questions and noted that detailed questions would be taken back to the department; the presentation portion in the transcript excerpt was limited.