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Reading Energy Board says MERP projects remain on track under $267,000 grant
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Board member Brian Cali said the MERP program is on target to meet its highest objectives for multiple buildings within the $267,000 grant award and that staff will circulate a fund-forecast spreadsheet.
The Reading Energy Board heard an update April 16 that the Municipal Energy Reduction Program (MERP) projects remain on track within the $267,000 grant award. Board member Brian Cali said staff will distribute a spreadsheet summarizing the current forecast of MERP funds to show expected costs and priorities.
Cali told the board the program is meeting objectives across multiple buildings while staff weighs remaining high-cost items such as the library attic job. The meeting record notes the firehouse and library remain the largest outstanding expenses; members discussed prioritizing work to stay within the grant total. The board approved the March meeting minutes at the start of the session and set its next meeting for May 20, 2026.
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