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Brooksville personalized incentives

total potential incentives/rebates $38,630

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Savings category Action Amount
TRANSPORTATION Electrician $7100
ENERGY HVAC $10800
ENERGY HVAC $150
ENERGY Door and Window $400
ENERGY Insulation $150
ENERGY $7100
TRANSPORTATION Car Dealers $7500
ENERGY Appliances & Repair $840
ENERGY Water Heater $3750
ENERGY Plumbing $840

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Brooksville

Brooksville, FL, founded in 1856, is the county seat of Hernando County, steeped in Southern history and charm with its historic homes and oak-lined streets. Known for its beautiful landscapes, including the Withlacoochee State Forest, the city also hosts the annual Brooksville Blueberry Festival. With a population of around 8,000, this quaint city offers a small-town atmosphere with a blend of cultural and outdoor activities, celebrated for its rich Civil War history and as a hub for local agriculture.

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energy

Brooksville, FL has been proactively working towards enhancing energy efficiency across the city. The local government has incentivized the adoption of renewable energy sources by offering tax credits to homeowners who install solar panels, resulting in increased solar energy utilization. Energy audits are promoted for residential and commercial buildings to identify ways to reduce energy consumption. The city has also started to transition its public buildings to utilize LED lighting to cut down on energy use. Furthermore, there have been initiatives to encourage businesses to participate in demand response programs that help balance the energy grid during peak times. The city's partnership with utility companies allowed for the establishment of several electric vehicle charging stations, supporting the use of electric vehicles. There has also been an emphasis on public education about the importance of energy conservation and the benefits of smart thermostats, which are gradually becoming more common in homes throughout Brooksville.

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water

Water conservation and efficiency are critical components of Brooksville's environmental strategy. The city has implemented tiered water pricing to incentivize lower water usage, effectively reducing overall water consumption. Rebate programs are available for residents who install water-efficient fixtures and appliances. Additionally, Brooksville has invested in upgrading its water infrastructure to minimize leaks and water loss. Public education campaigns focus on drought-tolerant landscaping and the promotion of rain barrel usage to collect and repurpose rainwater. The city encourages the use of reclaimed water for irrigation, which conserves potable water and reduces the burden on freshwater resources. The local government collaborates with regional water management authorities to monitor and protect the area's aquifers and watershed. Also, an emphasis on proper stormwater management ensures that water quality is maintained and that natural water sources are safeguarded for future generations.

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transportation

Brooksville is committed to developing efficient transportation systems to reduce traffic congestion and lower greenhouse gas emissions. The city has made strides in enhancing public transportation options, including improved bus services with extended routes and increased frequency. Bicycle-sharing programs and the development of bike lanes promote cycling as a sustainable mode of transportation. The city invests in maintaining and improving sidewalks to encourage walking and increase pedestrian safety. Additionally, there are incentives for businesses that encourage carpooling and telecommuting options for their employees. Local policies support the adoption of alternative fuel vehicles, and the city actively seeks grants to expand its fleet of energy-efficient public vehicles. Brooksville's strategic location favors the use of multimodal transportation facilities, aiming to create a seamless connection between personal vehicles, public transit, and non-motorized travel. This interconnected approach intends to offer residents and visitors a range of environment-friendly transportation choices.

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waste

Waste management in Brooksville has seen improvements with the implementation of comprehensive recycling programs. The city has provided residents with single-stream recycling bins, simplifying the recycling process and increasing participation rates. Local ordinances encourage businesses and multi-family residences to partake in the recycling efforts. The city hosts periodic hazardous waste collection events to ensure proper disposal and avoid environmental contamination. Yard waste collection services have been optimized to convert organic waste into mulch, which is then made available to the community. Efforts are also underway to partner with local organizations to reduce food waste and support composting initiatives. The city's waste reduction strategies include educational campaigns focused on reducing, reusing, and recycling, along with plans to introduce more recyclable materials into city-operated facilities. Businesses are recognized annually for their sustainable waste management practices, fostering a culture of environmental responsibility.