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2019 Westchester Power Community Choice Aggregation letters mailed

November 18, 2018

Editor’s note: This press release was provided by the Village of Pelham.

2019 Westchester Power Community Choice Aggregation Notification Letters Mailed

The notification letters for the 2019 Westchester Power Community Choice Aggregation contract were mailed on Wednesday (11/14). They should start arriving in mailboxes shortly. Please be aware that these letters will contain the official seals of Westchester Power/Sustainable Westchester and the Village of Pelham.

Any questions regarding the Community Choice Aggregation program can be referred to Westchester Power’s Mount Kisco office at 914-242-4725. Their website (http://www.westchesterpower.org/) also contains useful information.

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