Join state program offering property owners low-cost loans for solar panels and energy upgrades
In Plain English
The California FIRST program lets property owners borrow money for solar panels, insulation, and other energy improvements. Property owners repay the loans through their annual property tax bills over 5 to 25 years. If approved, Richmond residents and businesses gain access to this financing option.
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PassedAdopt Resolution No. 5-10 and Resolution No. 6-10
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