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Long Prairie council authorizes energy audit to support water treatment grant application

City of Long Prairie City Council · May 28, 2025
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Summary

Council approved proceeding with a water treatment plant grant application and authorized a $17,895 energy audit by Sustainable Energy Savings to support the grant worth an estimated $30,000–$300,000.

The council approved a request to proceed with an application for grant funding to update the city's water treatment plant, authorizing an onsite energy audit from Sustainable Energy Savings at a cost of $17,895. Council Member Clint Krueger moved to proceed and Mayor Jim Kreemer seconded; the motion passed unanimously.

City staff said the audit would provide data logging and energy-savings analysis needed to apply for grants that could range from $30,000 to $300,000. Council members acknowledged the audit and application process could slow the project timeline until grant awards are known but noted there were no immediate critical needs that require delaying the project.