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(CLOSED) RFP – OPEB Services

Please click HERE for the final Bid Tabulation. 

May 22, 2020 ADDENDUM: Please click HERE for Addendum #1.

BIDDING IS NOW CLOSED for Actuarial Services to Value Other Post-Employment Benefits in Compliance with GASB “OPEB Services”. Please click HERE for the Bid Packet.

Home Energy Consultation

While you are home, why not find a way to save energy and money! Signup to have a free energy consultation for your home or business. Just put in 3 dates and times that work for you and you will receive an email back to confirm one of the dates. We will call you on the number provided to discuss ways you can save energy in you home!

Please click on the following link and fill out the required information: https://drive.google.com/open?id=16uXIXiouc4h0n_7Z5b1IPlS6qucvXBKQMBMgH-ybGls

Attending Virtual Board Meetings

Non-Participating Members of the Public (Audio Only): Members of the public that do not wish to give Public Comment are advised to tune in and listen to the meeting either on local Channel 191 or streaming online here at https://www.tacm.tv/govtvnow.asp.

Participating Members of the Public: Members of the public that wish to give public comments have several options. Attendees joining the meeting will be muted by default and will not have the ability to unmute.  Muting and Unmuting Attendees will be handled by the Host and Co-Host.  Public Comment is limited to three minutes.  The following options are available for Public Comment:

Option 1:  Attendee can utilize the ZOOM application by downloading on their smartphone, tablet or computer. The ZOOM Webinar ID for the meeting is: 498-915-060.  The ZOOM link is: https://zoom.us/j/498915060.  Upon attendance through ZOOM they can utilize the Zoom “Raise Hand” feature to indicate they have a public comment.  The Host of the meeting will mute/unmute the Attendees microphones as necessary during Public Comment.

Option 2: Attendees can direct dial into the meeting by utilizing the following Toll-Free Numbers: 877 853 5257 or 888 475 4499.  There are two options for Attendee’s that directly dial in to give Public Comment as follows:

Option 2a: The Attendee can send a text or email to PublicComment@tclp.org prior or during the meeting.  Attendee should provide their phone number and name in the text or email along with the item they would like to give Public Comment on.  This information will allow the Host to select that Attendee to unmute their microphone for Public Comment.  After the Public Comment, the Host will re-mute the microphone again. 

Option 2b: The Host will announce that all microphones for remaining Attendee’s that have not yet given Public Comment will be unmuted to allow for Public Comment.  We ask that you remain respectful and attempt to go in an ordered fashion and to only unmute your microphone to speak and re-mute your microphone after you are done speaking or your time has passed.  When you are speaking, you will be asked tomust provide your Name and Address an if you are a TCL&P customer before proceeding with Public Comment; however, it is not required to make public comment

Due to the high number of users utilizing remote meeting platforms, you may experience delays or difficulties in calling in or accessing the online meeting platform.  TCL&P will make reasonable efforts to ensure the platform is open and accessible before conducting a remote meeting.  Please contact TCL&P by phone or email if you experience any difficulty in accessing the conference call meeting.

Public Hearing

Traverse City Light & Power (TCL&P) will hold a public hearing regarding new proposed FTTP Internet and IP Voice Service Rates on March 10, 2020, at the regular meeting of the TCL&P Board.

All customers are invited to attend and provide comment regarding the new proposed rates during the public hearing.

The TCL&P Board meeting will begin at 5:15 p.m. in the Commission Chambers located on the second floor of the Governmental Center – 400 Boardman Avenue.

Documents detailing the new rates can be found by clicking HERE.

(CLOSED) RFP – Joint Use Inventory

Please click HERE for the final Bid Tabulation.

March 30, 2020 ADDENDUM: Please click HERE for Addendum #4 regaring electronic bid submissions.

March 23, 2020 ADDENDUM: Please click HERE for Addendum #3 regarding an extended due date.

March 20, 2020 ADDENDUM: Please click HERE for Addendum #2.

March 17, 2020 ADDENDUM: Please click HERE for Addendum #1.

BIDDING IS NOW CLOSED for Joint Use Inventory.  Please click HERE for the Bid Packet. 

100% Renewable Energy Discussion with Gabrielle Stebbins

Traverse City, MI – Traverse City Light & Power welcomes Gabrielle Stebbins, Board Chair of Vermont’s Burlington Electric Commission, who will be speaking to the Board and community members on what strategies and key ingredients are needed to move forward from policy, to programs to eventual implementation of a 100% renewable energy goal.  

As current Board Chair of Vermont’s largest municipal electric utility, Ms. Stebbins has extensive experience in the development of policy and programs that promote renewable energy, energy efficiency and strategic electrification. She works as a Senior Consultant for Energy Futures Group and is a member of the American Public Power Association’s Policy Committee. In past roles she has been the Director of Vermont’s statewide renewable energy industry trade association as well as a member of Vermont’s statewide System Planning Committee which is a collaboration of statewide stakeholders addressing electric grid reliability planning.

Ms. Stebbins has provided strategic direction on maintaining the Burlington Electric Department’s 100% renewably-sourced portfolio and more recently, the City’s Net Zero Energy Roadmap that sets a course to achieve the goal of reducing and eventually eliminating fossil fuel use from the heating and ground transportation sectors.

Through her experience, Ms. Stebbins brings with her an understanding of the challenges and opportunities inherent in shifting to a bi-directional, customer-driven, renewably-powered grid. She is adroit in working with multiple interested parties – utilities, renewable energy businesses, efficiency service providers, environmental advocates, and regulators – and knows that collaboration and partnerships among all stakeholders is needed to ensure success.

The presentation will take place on Tuesday, February 11, 2020, 5:15 p.m. at a TCL&P Board Study Session in the Commissioner Chambers, Governmental Center, 400 Boardman Avenue.

Click HERE to view the presentation.

Contact: Kelli Schroeder, Manager of HR & Communications, 231.932.4545, kschroeder@tclp.org