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SALT LAKE COUNTY -- Salt Lake County wants to help residents make their homes more energy efficient.
A senator from Sandy has introduced a bill that would let homeowners take out low-interest government loans to cover the costs of replacing old windows and insulation and installing solar panels.
Salt Lake County Mayor Peter Corroon says it would help people lower their long-term energy costs.
If the bill passes, the Salt Lake Tribune says county leaders would want to make loans available sometime this year.
