Local Government

American flag in front of a city hall ECM has implemented projects in thousands of local government buildings, delivering solutions on some of the highest-profile Energy Savings Performance Contracts (ESPCs) procured by local governments in the country. Our team has experience working in a range of environments, including police offices, jails, fire stations, courthouses, parks and recreational facilities, libraries, sports stadiums, and more.

From multi-million-dollar window film projects to county-wide HVAC improvements, we have the capacity to complete projects on large portfolios containing hundreds of buildings. Our broad capabilities and thorough auditing process allow us to propose a wide variety of potential efficiency improvements to help municipalities meet their unique sustainability goals.

Further, we have a strong track record of securing utility rebates and tax incentives programs specifically targeted towards local governments.

Local Government Project Examples:

Houston Airport Lighting Retrofit: Comprehensive, turnkey lighting retrofit—including 9,000 new fixtures and 1,500 control systems—will help generate thousands of dollars in energy savings each year.
Rutherford Country Jail Water Retrofit: Water, plumbing, and controls retrofits were completed across both secure and non-secure areas of the facility, featuring a cutting-edge two-way networked control system.
City of Edina Weatherization: High quality weather stripping, door sweeps, air sealants, caulking, and foam insulation were installed at over a dozen facilities, including a sports arena, art center, fire house, and publicly operated stores.
City of Oshkosh HVAC Improvement: An aging air handling unit was cleaned, repaired, and coated with our proprietary HVAC Armor coating, helping the city improve efficiency while avoiding steep replacement costs.
Shasta County Lighting Retrofit: Cutting-edge LED lighting was installed to help improve lighting and efficiency in a variety of buildings spread across a more than 50-square-mile area.