Mac Electric successfully implemented exterior lighting upgrades at North Shore Park, Mehaffey Park, and Dwayne Webster Park in Loveland, transitioning from traditional lighting to energy-efficient LED systems. This initiative aligns with the city’s sustainability and fiscal responsibility goals, delivering notable reductions in energy usage, maintenance costs, and greenhouse gas emissions, while also leveraging substantial utility rebates.
Project Overview: North Shore Park
Scope: Upgraded lighting at 4 tennis courts
Lights Replaced: 54 exterior lights
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Project Overview: Mehaffey Park
Scope: Upgraded lighting at basketball and 2 tennis courts
Lights Replaced: 54 exterior lights
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Project Overview: Dwayne Webster Park
Scope: Upgraded lighting at 1 tennis court
Lights Replaced: 19 exterior lights
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Key Takeaways
Strategic Implications
Environmental Impact: Significant reductions in energy consumption (up to 74%) help the City of Loveland meet environmental sustainability goals.
Financial Return: With a low net investment and short payback periods, the projects yield high long-term returns, offering fiscal efficiency.
Public Value: Enhanced lighting quality improves safety and usability of public recreational spaces at a lower long-term cost.
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Mac Electric & Lighting Company, Inc. is family owned and operated by Loveland, Colorado native and master electrician Shannon McLaughlin and his wife Michelle.