Buildings: City Buildings Office Enterprise Fund and Energy Efficiency Coordinator

Robert Reed ● August 04, 2011, 07:01 PM UTC

Does anyone know of a city which uses enterprise fund proceeds for an energy efficiency coordinator? Ann Arbor has a model where a portion of the position is paid by the three biggest energy using departments: Water, Waste water and Streetlights (gen fund).  We thought if Atlanta adopts an enterprise fund for its building office that a coordinator to help city buildings save energy made good sense.  Anyone else doing this??

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