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Melbourne Today
By the People, for the People
Melbourne Receives $108,529 Rebate from Florida Power and Light
Rebate check presented for energy-efficient upgrades at police headquarters
Apr. 4, 2026 at 6:46am
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A rebate check from Florida Power and Light highlights the financial incentives for municipalities to invest in energy-efficient infrastructure upgrades.Melbourne TodayThe City of Melbourne, Florida has received a $108,529 rebate check from Florida Power and Light (FPL) for energy-efficient upgrades made to the air conditioning system at the Joseph Pellicano Law Enforcement Center, the city's police headquarters.
Why it matters
The rebate program incentivizes municipalities and businesses to invest in energy-efficient infrastructure, which can lead to long-term cost savings and reduced environmental impact. As a growing city, Melbourne's ability to secure these types of rebates helps offset the costs of maintaining and upgrading critical public facilities.
The details
The rebate check was presented to Melbourne Police Chief David Gillespie and City Manager Jenni Lamb on March 25 by officials from FPL. The funds were awarded for the installation of a new, energy-efficient air conditioning system at the Joseph Pellicano Law Enforcement Center, the city's police headquarters.
- The rebate check was presented on March 25, 2026.
The players
Florida Power and Light (FPL)
A major electric utility company serving customers across Florida.
David Gillespie
The Police Chief of the City of Melbourne, Florida.
Jenni Lamb
The City Manager of the City of Melbourne, Florida.
The takeaway
This rebate demonstrates how municipalities can leverage energy efficiency programs to offset the costs of maintaining and upgrading critical public infrastructure, ultimately benefiting taxpayers through long-term savings.

