Building a better tomorrow
The village of Patchogue is setting the gold standard for community revitalization. Hear from mayor Paul Pontieri and the Johnson Controls team on how they turned good ideas into great solutions that build a better tomorrow.
Saving $8 million while setting the gold standard for sustainable community revitalization
Municipalities are more than names on a map. They are home, places where people live, work, learn and play. The village of Patchogue is a visionary role model in the State of New York, proud to take the smart leap by transforming their community into a smarter, healthier, safer, and more sustainable place – all while saving millions.
Learn how we did it
The power of partnership
The village of Patchogue is going green. Now other local municipalities who are anxious to show that they care about their people and the environment are taking note of this Long Island role model.
Partnering with Johnson Controls, village officials have developed a clear roadmap to achieving their net zero and renewable energy goals. With multiple energy-efficient upgrades to HVAC, lighting, and temperature control systems, they are well on their way to reaching these sustainability goals.
Not to mention, these upgrades are designed to save Patchogue more than $8 million in the next 25 years – all while improving the quality of life for the community and visitors alike.
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Village of Patchogue- setting the gold standard for sustainable communities
Taking the smart leap into a better tomorrow.
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