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Firehouse MERP work completed; CO2 sensor installed and final invoice approved
Summary
Reading Energy Board reported MERP projects at the firehouse are complete after installation of a CO2 sensor that triggers an exhaust fan; the final invoice was approved and the remaining task is to have a fire-department member enable the heat-pump app control.
Board members said the firehouse projects funded through MERP are complete following the installation of a CO2 sensor that activates the exhaust fan when occupancy is high. The minutes record that the final invoice for the firehouse work was approved for payment.
The only remaining item at the firehouse is for someone from the fire department to install or enable the app that controls the heat-pump system. Brian Cali noted that library staff using the same app had a short learning curve but had been successful, implying the firehouse app setup should be straightforward. No additional funding requests or actions were taken at this meeting.
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