By the Numbers • Program is expected to save the District $194,000 annually • Solar generation reduces the current utility expenses by 55% • Ongoing solar education opportunities will be customized for the community following the success of a hands-on solar kit demonstration activity for 60 local youth and over 100 families during the 2016 CCCFPD Open House • Expected to avoid 214 metric tons of CO 2 in the first year of the program, the equivalent to removing 45 cars from the road Technical Scope • Installed 752 kW of solar PV shade structures and ground-mounted solar systems at four sites • Replaced HVAC at 14 sites • Implemented water conservation measures at 22 sites THE OPPORTUNITY Contra Costa County Fire Protection District (CCCFPD) serves nine cities and the uninc

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