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City of Gresham Renewable Energy Forum: Sep 15, 2011 6:30PM
By admin - Posted on September 1st, 2011
09/15/2011 - 6:30pm
09/15/2011 - 8:30pm
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Defining How Renewable Energy Should be Allowed
The City of Gresham would like your help in determining where and how renewable energy technology should be allowed in Gresham. Renewable energy includes solar power, wind turbines, biomass energy and geothermal energy.
You are invited to this community forum to review draft goals and policies that will provide direction for the project and for Gresham’s renewable energy future
Neighborhood Connections: August 2011
By admin - Posted on August 1st, 2011
Neighborhood Connections is a publication from the City of Gresham
Communications & Community Outreach offering City of Gresham news, Public Safety information, Community Activities & Events, Training & Workshops, Volunteer Opportunities, and more.
Inside this Issue
- Free CPR / AED Training: Sep 10
- Free Summer Activities at the Library
- Crime Prevention Tips/Trends for August
- Grab your Camera and Complete the Sentence “Gresham Is…”
- Cute vs. Brute: Saying 'So Long' To Peter Pothole
- Help Prevent Costly Crimes to City Infrastructure
- Rain Garden Workshop: Aug 27
- Rain Garden Bike Tour: Sep 10
- September Weather’s Great for Bike Riding: Sep 10/11
- Deadlines for: Free Downspout Disconnection: Aug 30; $200 Rain Garden Grants: Sep 30
- There’s Still Time to Learn ‘How to Ride Transit’: Sep 29/Oct 27
- Gresham Hosts PGE Energy Seminars
- Gresham Seeks Input on How to Permit Renewable Energy: Sep 15
- Institutional Master Plans & Urban Forestry Management Plans: Sep 7
- Have you Taken the Travel Survey yet?: Thru Sep
- Make a Difference in a Girls’ Life
- College Restart Event at Mt. Hood Community College
- Recruiting Seniors for the Adopt a Grandparent Program
- Patriots Day Celebration: Sep 11
- Multnomah County RSVP
- Project Linkage
- Mentor and Tutor Local Elementary School Students
Keep up with what’s Happening in your City!
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For more information, visit the Neighborhood Associations page at GreshamOregon.gov or contact Cathy Harrington at 503-618-2482, or email Cathy.Harrington@GreshamOregon.gov.
City of Gresham Partners with Clean Energy Works Oregon to Improve Home Energy Efficiency
By admin - Posted on April 28th, 2011
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Save Up to $3,700 in Instant Rebates*
The City of Gresham is a community partner with a new state-wide program, Clean Energy Works Oregon. Clean Energy Works Oregon, (CEWO), is a non-profit program created to assist homeowners with transforming their homes to be more comfortable and energy efficient.
Energy efficiency improvements in reach. This All-in-One solution provides:
- No-money-down, easy financing
- One-to-one assistance
- Simple qualifications
- Repayment of loan through the utility bill
- Protects homeowners from rising energy rates
Expert guidance from start to finish
Qualified homeowners receive an extensive energy audit by a trained building expert, retrofit work conducted by a certified contractor and access to low interest rate financing.
Up to $3700 in Instant Rebates*
*Instant Rebates are available on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to change without prior notice, are non-transferable and will only be available for qualified program borrowers for a limited time. Instant Rebates include federal, state and local resources and standard Energy Trust cash incentives. Instant Rebates end May 15th!
TO APPLY visit Clean Energy Works Oregon, http://www.cewo.org
Clean Energy Works Oregon is public-private alliance with Energy Trust of Oregon, utilities, financial institutions, local communities and contractors.
