Medford getting more than $140K to help transition to clean energy

Kade Stirling August 30, 2024

Last Updated: August 30, 2024

MEDFORD, Ore. – Medford is receiving more than $140k in federal investments to help transition the city to clean energy.

U.S. Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley say the funding comes from an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant through the Department of Energy.

The funds will be used to establish a plan for baseline energy use, identify ways to reduce consumption and emissions, and to educate community members.

In a statement, Mayor Randy Sparacino thanked both senators and the DoE, Saying the funding will help the city continue to implement sustainable strategies and improve energy efficiency in the community.

Kade Stirling August 30, 2024

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NBC5 News reporter Kade Stirling was born and raised in Idaho. Kade graduated from the College of Southern Idaho with a degree in Digital Media. He started his broadcast career as a Master Control Operator at KMVT in Twin Falls, ID. He's a bookworm, Lego fanatic and an animal lover. As an outdoor enthusiast, Kade loves Southern Oregon. He spends his free time hiking with his fiancé and dog.