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UPDATE: 10:30AM Thursday: City Utilities says it’s made substantial progress in its power restoration efforts, reducing the number of outages to around 12,000, down from 50,000 at the height of Tuesday’s storm. The utility says
The Springfield Board of Public Utilities approves financing to support the city’s future energy needs. The cost of the power supply project is approximately $280 million. The payments will be covered by existing funds and
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is introducing new guidelines on lead exposure to limit risk fr residents across the United States, and that is forcing City Utilities in Springfield to update service lines for tens
In an attempt to allow more Springfield voters to get to the polls on Tuesday, City Utilities will be offering free bus fare. CU officials said earlier this week that all fixed routes and Access
After a nationwide search, City Utilities in Springfield is announcing its new President and CEO. Officials with CU revealed Friday that Dwayne Fulk has been tabbed to lead the company as the person in charge.
Springfield City Utilities says power has been restored to residents who lost power during a storm Monday morning. Almost 2,000 residents were without power after a storm with strong winds and heavy rain Monday morning.
Almost 2,000 City Utilities customers in Springfield were without power this morning after storms moved through the area Monday morning. Weather experts say strong winds and heavy rainfall hit the Queen City early this morning,
City Utilities of Springfield CEO Gary Gibson is announcing his retirement. Gibson has been the President and CEO of City Utilities since 2019. He says he will retire in February 2025. Gibson began his career
Springfield City Utilities has sent a line crew to the St. Robert/Waynesville area to help restore power after Monday’s storms. C-U sent 5 linemen and a supervisor from the electric line department as a response
Management at Fellows Lake have closed three trail segments due to aggressive dogs. The closures were recommended by City Utilities and Ozark Greenways after reports from citizens about aggressive dogs in the area. The closed
City Utilities says it has received reports from customers of person going door-to-door, claiming to be a subcontractor for C-U selling solar panels. C-U says it does not employ door-to-door salespeople nor do they sell
With temperatures beginning to rise in southwest Missouri, and the possibility of ice melting soon, City Utilities in Springfield is beginning to pick back up operations. Effective at noon Monday, CU officials say the transit
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