Council reviews potential energy-efficiency and utility-assistance programs, requests prioritization
Finance Director Martin Pineda presented options for new programs funded through the Public Benefit Account to increase participation in energy-efficiency and utility-assistance initiatives; council provided feedback but took no formal action.
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City Finance Director Martin Pineda presented several options for expanding energy-efficiency and utility-assistance programs funded from the restricted Public Benefit Account and requested Council direction on priorities. Pineda outlined existing programs and introduced several new program options intended to increase participation among Gridley residents.
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