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Board approves pump replacements using ComEd energy‑efficiency incentive; net cost may drop by $16,875

Lincolnwood School District 74 Board of Education · April 9, 2026
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Lincolnwood School District 74 approved two pump replacements with variable frequency drives for Rutledge and Lincoln Halls at an initial cost of $44,660 and noted a possible ComEd incentive reduction of $16,875.

The Lincolnwood School District 74 Board of Education approved two pump replacements to be installed at Rutledge Hall and Lincoln Hall as part of ComEd’s Energy Efficiency Incentive program. The board recorded an initial project cost of $44,660 with a possible incentive-based reduction of $16,875.

The motion was moved by Secretary Pro‑Tem Elissa B. Rosenberg and seconded by Member Ted Kwon; members present voted in favor and the motion passed. The minutes note the work is tied to the ComEd incentive program, which could reduce the district’s net cost if the incentive is applied.