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Commissioners approve $18,995 LED lighting upgrade; state grant to cover up to half

September 18, 2026 | Griggs County, North Dakota


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Commissioners approve $18,995 LED lighting upgrade; state grant to cover up to half
Griggs County commissioners approved a contract on Sept. 21 to replace interior/exterior bulbs with LED fixtures at a total price of $18,995 (tax, freight and labor included).

Staff explained the state energy-conservation grant covers "up to 50% of the project costs capped at $100,000" and requires a 50% local match. Commissioners said the county has funds available to cover the outlay while awaiting reimbursement and discussed confirming the exact reimbursable amount before transferring funds.

Commissioner Lauren moved to approve the lighting bid and Scott seconded; the board approved the motion by roll call. "I'll make a motion that we approve the bid," Lauren said before the vote. Staff will follow up with the state to confirm the precise reimbursement amount and return with final accounting details.

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