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Byron council renews municipal electrical aggregation program
Summary
The council voted unanimously to continue Byron's municipal electrical aggregation program after discussion of ComEd's new rates; Mayor Rickard also noted potential CDBG funding for sewer upgrades in an email from State House leader Tony McCombie.
The Byron City Council voted to continue the city's municipal electrical aggregation program at its May 6 meeting. Alderman Todd Isaacs moved to approve the resolution and Alderman Christy Hanlin seconded; the roll call vote was unanimously in favor (AYE 6; NAY 0; ABS 0).
Mayor John Rickard noted ComEd's new rate structure and said the city is reviewing aggregation in that context. He also said he received an email from Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie with information about Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds that could be used to replace undersized sewer lines.
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