Village board approves Resolution 26-100 to continue electric aggregation efforts
Summary
The Village Board unanimously adopted Resolution 26-100 to continue participating in a municipal electric aggregation program, with Treasurer Nicole Callos saying the current agreement expires in June and alignment with neighboring municipalities will help secure better pricing.
The Village Board voted unanimously Jan. 12 to adopt Resolution 26-100, extending the village's participation in a municipal electric aggregation program intended to secure competitive electricity rates for residents. Treasurer Nicole Callos told the board, "The current agreement expires in June," and recommended moving forward to align the village's contract timing with neighboring municipalities to pursue favorable pricing.
Trustee Brian Peight moved to approve the resolution and Trustee Christin Keeffer seconded; the motion passed with an "all aye" vote. The minutes record the action as Resolution 26-100 for the Municipal Electric Aggregation Program; no vote tally by individual member name was provided in the minutes beyond "ALL AYE." The board did not discuss specific vendor proposals or projected rate changes at the meeting; staff follow-up at a future meeting was implied.
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