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Bastrop ISD unveils energy-management plan, seeks 5% cost reduction by 2026
Summary
District facilities leaders reported $2,472,351 spent on electricity and heating fuel in 2023–24 and presented an energy-management program targeting a 5% reduction by 2026 (about $125,000 in savings), emphasizing monitoring and safety.
Lee Raspberry, Director of Construction & Planning, presented the BISD Energy Management Program to the board, outlining recent utility spending and a multi-year savings target. "The district spent $2,472,351 on electricity and heating fuel in 2023-2024, with a goal of reducing costs by 5% by 2026, resulting in nearly $125,000 in savings," Raspberry said.
The presentation described the program's focus on monitoring energy consumption across district facilities while maintaining building safety and comfort for students and staff. Trustees were invited to ask questions about implementation and projected savings timelines.
District staff framed the initiative as part of routine facilities stewardship tied to cost containment and sustainability goals. No formal action was required; the item was presented for information and future planning.
