ELECTRIFY MERRIMAC 2026
MMLD is proud to announce a fourth round of funding for Electrify Merrimac
How it Works!
In 2023, MMLD launched a program to provide an opportunity for Town Departments and Non-profits to submit proposals to enhance energy efficiency or improve illumination for various projects throughout Merrimac. If your department or non-profit has a project that requires electrical needs, please fill out the application below.
All potential projects need to be submitted by July 14, 2026 at 4:00pm.
SUBMIT A PROJECT IDEA
Use the application below to submit your project idea. Each application, if it meets these criteria, will be placed on a ballot. The ballots will be distributed through our bills, available online, and at the annual Old Home Days event. Last year over 300 customers, voted for their favorite Electrify Merrimac project. During Public Power Week in October, we will be announcing the recipients for this year’s Electrify Merrimac funding.
Updated Lighting for Merrimac Public Library
Proposal to change out the remaining compact fluorescent down-lights in the library.
There are 26 – 6 inch lights and 35 – 8 inch lights that still need to be replaced to a new and more energy saving LED trim lights.
The new 6 inch LED trims will replace a 120 watt bulb for 19.5 watts and 1650 lumens.
The 8 inch LED trims adjusts in color tone and wattage from 10 to 24 watts with lumens up to 2500.
Cost: $7,491.00
Project Duration: Two years
Updated Lighting for the Merrimac Senior Center
Purchase and installation of LED lighting in our activity rooms. This is a continuation of a large project to replace all the lighting in our building. LED lighting throughout the building is more efficient, cost effective and provides better light for the older adults that utilize our building as dim light can make it harder to see especially for those that may have low vision issues.
Cost: $5,000
Project Duration: One year
Lighting the Clock at Merrimac Town Hall
Cost: $20,000
Project Duration: Three years
Speed Alert Sign with Radar and Messages
The radar component detects vehicles approaching, activating the variable message board to display customized alerts aimed at encouraging safer driving behaviors. With its proactive approach to speed deterrence, this project aims to create a safer environment for residents and visitors alike. Committed to the well-being of our community, this solution prioritizes safety while promoting responsible driving habits.
Cost: $4,816
Project Duration: One year
EV Charging Station for the Senior Center
Proposal for the implementation of an EV charging station. This is due to a new electric van that the Senior Center expects to receive this year. An EV charging station at the COA would also be a benefit to the community as there are currently no EV charging stations in Merrimac.
Cost: $10,000 – $12,000
Project Duration: Two to three years