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Board approves $1.1M solar project for Stephens County jail; net cost projected about $791,107
Summary
Stephens County approved a solar upgrade proposal from GRP Wegman with an upfront cost of roughly $1.1 million and an anticipated $340,000 rebate (investment tax credit), producing an estimated net cost of $791,107 and near-term utility offsets at the jail.
County staff presented a proposal from GRP Wegman to install solar at the Stephens County jail with an upfront project cost of about $1,100,000 and an expected cash rebate of roughly $340,000 tied to an investment tax credit, yielding a net projected cost of $791,107. Staff and vendor representatives said the project would offset jail utility costs rapidly and produce savings over the life of the panels.
Commissioners thanked the vendor and the Sheriff's Department for participation in the project. A motion to approve the proposal was made, seconded, and carried during the meeting; vendor and utility partners were present to answer questions.
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