One of the primary topics of discussion was the need for repairs to the city's sewer system. Committee members expressed concern about the age and condition of the pipes, which could experience leaks or other issues at any time. To address these concerns, the committees discussed the possibility of conducting a comprehensive analysis of the sewer system to identify potential problem areas and develop a plan for repairs.
Another topic discussed at the meeting was the installation of solar panels in Trenton. Committee members expressed interest in exploring the potential benefits of solar energy, including reduced energy costs and a smaller carbon footprint. The committees discussed the possibility of partnering with local businesses or organizations to install panels on public buildings or in other locations around the city.
One option discussed was the installation of 315watt solar panels. These panels are compatible with a variety of systems and can provide significant energy savings over time. They are also relatively easy to install and maintain, making them a practical choice for municipalities and businesses looking to reduce their reliance on traditional energy sources.
Overall, the discussions at the Trenton Utility and Economic Development committees' recent meeting were productive and informative. The committees will continue to explore these and other options to improve the city's infrastructure and promote economic development in the area. As always, the focus will be on finding practical, effective solutions that meet the needs of both the city and its residents.