Bridgewater Fire Station Solar Array

completed

A newly installed 58-kilowatt rooftop solar array on the Bridgewater Fire Department's station generates clean electricity for the fire station and a nearby community hub, reducing municipal energy costs and supporting local climate goals. The grid-tied system feeds power directly into the firehouse and community center, cutting reliance on the regional grid and utility costs. The project was funded through a mix of public funding, community fundraising, and federal and state clean-energy incentives, with collaboration among the fire department, town leadership, and regional energy specialists.