Latest News

South Spencer Class of 2027 Sets New SAT Record Two Adult CPR Classes Set for May by Deaconess Memorial Tell City Duo Arrested on Murder and Neglect Following Death of Two-Year-Old Child April Meeting Scheduled for America 250 Dubois County Committee Jasper Graduate Awarded ADK Beta Gamma Chapter Scholarship and ADK State Scholarship

Officials with the City of Jasper’s Municipal Electric utilities say the department is is now in the process of testing new overhead decorative lighting around the city’s downtown courthouse square.

City Electric Manager Jerry Schitter says the new lights are being considered for many reasons.  Schitter says the current incandescent lights use more energy, take a lot more labor to install and can only be used effectively twice a year.

Schitter says the LED lights currently being tested will not only lower electric cost, they can also be left up year-round and be used for more occasions.

The Jasper Electric Utility is reaching out to the Jasper Strassenfest Committee, the Jasper Chamber of Commerce, and the Greater Downtown Jasper Business Association for input.

Schitter says the public may also weigh in by giving him a call at 812-482-6881. He says the electric utility also welcomes inquiries from those interested in donating towards the cost of the new lighting.

Leave a Reply