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The panels could save the district an estimated $27,000 per year. They are also eligible for a $120,000 federal rebate, which they could apply for after the project is completed.
Greg Roach, superintendent of Daleville Community Schools said Monday that the project should stick to the above timeline provided materials and weather conditions cooperate.
Per the contract, Fredericks has 180 days to complete the project consisting of installing solar panels on school property near First Baptist Church and State Road 67, filling the area
Fredericks Inc., a general contractor based in Pendleton, was named as the district's contractor during Monday's board meeting, with a bid of $364,000 instead of the previous estimate of $334,000.
The Anderson Board of Public Safety Monday voted to approve the contract that runs from Jan 1, 2023 through Dec. 31, 2026.