Let there be light: Algoma Public Health plugs into ‘priority’ $582K capital upgrades New LED lighting, building automation system modernization will ‘significantly’ slice utility consumption, greenhouse gas emissions: Report jpg, SM, apsmcArticle content Algoma Public Health will spend more than a half-million dollars on two “priority” energy-efficiency capital upgrades at its Sault Ste. Advertisement 2 Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Try refreshing your browser, or Let there be light: Algoma Public Health plugs into ‘priority’ $582K capital upgrades Back to video We apologize, but this video has failed to load. We are going to realize operational savings.” Board member Luc Morrissette asked if Ontario Hydro had been approached for funding. Article content Webb said the Willow Avenue site is the only office APH owns; space is rented in Wawa, Elliot Lake and Blind River.