Good morning, Neenah.

We Energies announced a $32 million bill credit to ease electric bills this fall, with most households receiving about 2 cents per kilowatt-hour credit—roughly $13 to $14 for October use.

The credit will automatically be applied to customers’ bills based on their billing cycle.

Menasha High School is a finalist for a $1 million field makeover after a tornado damaged its field last July.

The school will get $25,000 plus a T-Mobile celebration next week as part of Friday Night 5G Lights and community votes will be accepted through Oct. 25.

Work on a breakwall project has begun at Samer’s Bay to restore aquatic habitat and improve water quality in the Lake Butte des Morts area; officials expect the project to finish in the next couple of weeks.

A breakwall project is underway at Lake Butte des Morts to restore eroding wetlands as local and state agencies work together to slow shoreline loss—about 90 acres have been affected.

The project started in 2020 and will finish by Oct. 16 with an estimated cost of $1 million.

Neenah is launching a five-year plan to replant over 400 trees damaged by summer storms in public spaces & assess additional storm damage.

Donations to the Parks and Recreation Department are encouraged.