Mayor James Ireton, Jr. is pleased to announce the City received $59,235 in rebates from Delmarva Power and Light through the Commercial and Industrial Energy Savings Program. This rebate offsets the costs of improvements made to the Paleo Water Treatment Plant as part of the Salisbury Potable Water Storage Tank project. During this project, the City installed two new pumps with energy efficient motors, seven variable frequency drives to control the motors of the distribution pumps and two well pumps in the Paleo Well 2, and a new HVAC system. The rebate will be deposited into the Water/Sewer Fund.
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