This study’s objective is to demonstrate that the proposed future peak power generators in Littleton (the “Project”) will comply with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (“MassDEP”) Noise Policy for both broadband and tonal noise at the nearest residential property lines and residences and will comply with the Littleton Noise Bylaw.
Dual Enrollment Program
The Littleton Electric Light and Water Department has partnered with Littleton High School to create a dual enrollment program for Littleton High School students who are interested in pursuing college-level courses in the fields of engineering/technology or environmental sciences.
The Dual Enrollment program provides opportunities for Littleton High School students to take college-level courses and earn credit toward their future college degrees. LELWD will cover the cost of the course as well as any books that the student may need.
Requirements:
- Littleton High School junior or senior student with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater
Process (To be completed in this order):
- LHS student must submit a letter of recommendation from principal, guidance counselor or teacher to LELWD.
- LHS student to be interviewed by LELWD staff prior to being awarded.
- Once awarded the grant, LHS student must submit an application and high school transcripts with the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to the Dual Enrollment University.
- LHS student must provide a parental signature and a guidance counselor signature allowing them to take classes on campus.
- LHS Student must register and enroll in course. Students are limited to enrolling in 1000 and 2000 level courses in the fields of engineering/technology or environmental sciences.
Deadlines:
- LHS student to submit a letter of recommendation from principal, guidance counselor or teacher to LELWD prior to the following dates:
- Fall Semester – April 1st
- Spring Semester – October 1st
- Summer Semester – February 1st
- LHS student will then be contacted by LELWD to set up an interview.
- Successful LHS students will then need to complete the appropriate applications required by the college by the appropriate deadlines.
- Upon being accepted by the Dual Enrollment University, LHS student then needs to register for classes by the Dual Enrollment University class registration deadlines.
To learn more about the process, Click Here.
To submit an online application, Click Here.
To learn about The Denise M. Pagacik Memorial Scholarship, Click Here.
More ways to save!
LELWD introduces the Green Rewards Program, it is designed to save you money! The program offers exclusive rebates and incentives to LELWD customers to save both natural resources and money. Green Rewards will help you reduce your home’s environmental impact and lower your electric and water bills. The Green Rewards program can save you $460 off your electric and water bills in one year by using the smart products, rebates and incentives. Learn more about how to participate in this money saving program.
Private Area Lighting/Rate 80
Private Area Lighting
Download PDF of Electric Rate Schedule 80
Designation: MDPU 280
Superseding: MDPU 180
Applicable to:
In the Towns of Littleton and Boxborough, any customer other than the Town of Littleton, for outdoor lighting including unaccepted streets.
Character of Service:
The Department will own, install, service and energize lights of the size and type listed below, to be connected directly to the Department’s existing facilities. Light fixtures will be energized from approximately 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise, about 4,200 hours annually.
Additional poles or facilities at extra cost.
Go here to apply for Private Lighting.
Fixed Monthly Charge:
For each light and pole, to recover the cost of the light fixture, hardware, pole, and maintenance.
Size (Watts) |
Type | Approx. Lumens | Approx. Monthly kWh per Fixture |
Monthly Charge |
175 | MV Roadway | 8,000 | 67 | $4.40 |
400 | MV Flood | 22,000 | 158 | $8.75 |
1000 | MV Flood | 63,000 | 354 | $15.93 |
50 | MH Roadway | 4,000 | 21 | $4.55 |
100 | MH Roadway | 9,600 | 41 | $5.81 |
400 | MH Flood | 32,000 | 157 | $12.79 |
1000 | MH Flood | 140,000 | 385 | $14.29 |
0 to 50 | LED Roadway | 2,480 | 10 | $6.83 |
51 to 100 | LED Roadway | 4,806 | 30 | $8.72 |
101 to 150 | LED Flood | 48 | $19.19 | |
35′ Pole | N/A | N/A | $4.00 |
Purchased Power Charge:
For all kWh’s, a charge per kWh to recover the cost of purchased power and transmission in accordance with currently filed Purchased Power Charge (PPC).
Terms:
Charges for lighting services will appear as an item on a customer’s electric bill and bear the same terms as the customer’s general service rate.
Conditions:
Lamp replacement and maintenance will be performed as soon as possible following notification by customer for the need for such service. No light shall be more than 150 feet from the Department’s existing overhead distribution facilities. The customer shall agree the Department will not be required to move its facilities to another location on the customers’ premises unless the customer shall bear the cost thereof. Customer hereby agrees to take service for a minimum period of 12 months, unless the customer’s right to occupy the premises ceases during such period. This schedule reflects actual expenses incurred in operation and maintenance, including fuel.
Effective: April 1, 2015
Board of Commissioners
Littleton Precipitation Totals
Fire Flow Testing & Hydrant Flushing
Invitation For Bid & Proposals
Rebates
Advanced Meter Infrastructure
Distributed Generation
LELWD Facilities Closed to Public Until Further Notice
Electric Rate Schedule / FMRC
Final Meter Reading Charge (FMRC)
Download PDF of Electric Rate Schedule FMRC
Designation: FMRC
Applicable to:
All filed retail rate schedules.
Rate Charges:
Final Meter Reading Charge $25.00*
(*) – Final Meter Reading Charge waived for Senior Citizens
Effective: August 1, 2020