Video: Go Green and Save Green!

The annual energy bill for a typical single family home is approximately $2,200.  Making our homes more energy efficient can help reduce high energy bills, improve comfort and protect the environment.

Those who participate in the Pinellas Energy Efficiency Project class will receive both tips and incentives to make their homes more energy efficient. Energy saving devices will be provided to all participants. The class is FREE to all Pinellas County residents.

Pinellas County Extension is conducting a citizens' education project with faculty from the University of Florida. The project aims to provide education and materials to county residents to help them save money on their energy bill. Energy savings benefit the end-user as well as the environment; so everybody wins!

Class:  Pinellas Energy Efficiency Project

Date & Time:  Saturday, July 17, 2010, 1:30 - 2:30 pm

Location: Clearwater Public Library

100 N. Osceola Drive

Clearwater, FL

Price: Free

To register, visit www.pinellascountyextension.org, click on the "Online Class Registration" button and then the "Sustainable Living" tab. You may also call (727) 582-2100 to register.

Pinellas County Extension is a partnership between Pinellas County government and the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences as part of a nationwide network of land grant universities. The University of Florida is an equal access/equal opportunity institution.

The mission of Pinellas County Extension is to provide research-based knowledge and education programs enabling people to make practical decisions to improve their quality of life and the world around them. Education focuses on sustainable living, lawn and garden, families and consumers and 4-H youth development.