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Baraboo personalized incentives

total potential incentives/rebates $41,805

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Savings category Action Amount
ENERGY HVAC $14100
ENERGY HVAC $125
ENERGY $7100
TRANSPORTATION Car Dealers $7500
ENERGY Appliances & Repair $840
ENERGY Water Heater $4200
ENERGY Plumbing $840
TRANSPORTATION Electrician $7100

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Baraboo

Baraboo, WI, nestled in the Driftless Area, is famed for its rich circus history as the original home of the Ringling Brothers Circus. This charming city, located near the Devil's Lake State Park, offers outdoor recreation, historic landmarks, and is a gateway to the Wisconsin Dells. Baraboo's vibrant downtown and annual events, like the Big Top Parade & Circus Celebration, pay homage to its unique cultural heritage.

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energy

Baraboo, WI has been taking strides in energy efficiency with a considerable portion of its electricity being sourced from renewable resources, reflecting a commitment to sustainable practices. The city has encouraged the adoption of solar panels by offering financial incentives and streamlined permitting processes for residential and commercial installations. Local businesses and homeowners alike have capitalized on federal tax credits to implement energy-efficient appliances, LED lighting, and smart thermostats, reducing overall electricity demands. The regional utility company has also initiated energy saving programs, offering free energy assessments and rebates on energy-efficient products to motivate reduced consumption. Investment in modernizing the grid has led to improved resilience and efficiency, with advanced metering infrastructure providing real-time data to optimize electricity distribution.

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water

Baraboo's efforts in water efficiency are evident in its conservation programs and infrastructure improvements. The city has upgraded its water treatment facilities to incorporate advanced technologies that reduce energy consumption and improve water quality. Residents are incentivized to use water-efficient fixtures through rebate programs, and rain barrel distribution drives have been successful in promoting rainwater harvesting. The utility's leak detection initiatives have led to the repair of numerous leaks in the distribution system, significantly reducing water loss. Public education campaigns have raised awareness about the importance of water conservation, leading to a measurable decrease in per capita water usage. Efforts in protecting the Baraboo River have been bolstered through riparian restoration projects and the regulation of stormwater runoff to minimize pollution.

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transportation

Transportation efficiency in Baraboo has seen improvements with the investment in infrastructure that supports alternative modes of transportation. The city has expanded cycling lanes and walking paths, making non-motorized transportation more accessible and safer. Public transit options have been enhanced with the addition of hybrid buses to the fleet and the implementation of more efficient routing systems. Carpooling has been promoted through local initiatives, reducing the number of single-occupancy vehicles on the road. Electric vehicle (EV) charging stations have been installed in key locations around the city, facilitating the transition to electric cars. Moreover, local government has encouraged the use of fuel-efficient vehicles for municipal services. These combined efforts underscore the city's commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and alleviating traffic congestion.

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waste

In Baraboo, waste management practices have been optimized with a significant emphasis on recycling and composting to divert waste from landfills. Curbside recycling programs are robust, accepting a wide range of materials, and are complemented by periodic hazardous waste collection events for safe disposal of materials such as electronics and batteries. The city has initiated programs to reduce single-use plastics and encouraged the use of biodegradable alternatives in local businesses. A local composting facility has been instrumental in processing organic waste, turning it into a resource for community gardening projects. Educational outreach programs have increased public awareness regarding waste reduction strategies, and businesses have been recognized through a certification program for implementing sustainable waste practices.