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Council authorizes mayor to pursue electric aggregation agreements (Ordinance No. 6-26)
Summary
Harrison City Council approved Ordinance No. 6-26 authorizing the mayor to enter into an electric aggregation agreement with a supplier recommended by Energy Alliances, Inc., and to enter into future agreements to reduce costs as needed; the motion passed unanimously.
On April 7 the council approved Ordinance No. 6-26 authorizing the mayor to enter into an electric aggregation agreement with a supplier recommended by Energy Alliances, Inc. The motion was made by Tony Egner and seconded by Bill Neyer; the minutes show the motion passed on a unanimous roll-call vote.
The ordinance authorizes the mayor to enter into subsequent agreements related to the aggregation program "to reduce costs as needed," according to the motion recorded in the minutes. The minutes do not list a specific supplier name, contract terms, or projected savings figures; those details are expected to appear in subsequent procurement or program documents if the mayor executes a supplier agreement.
The action was recorded as Ordinance No. 6-26 and entered without recorded amendment or public testimony in the meeting minutes.
