Byron council renews municipal electrical aggregation program
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.
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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).
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