City Utilities | Official Website If you have concerns about your utility bill, please call Customer Service at (417) 863-9000 to discuss your options Looking to save money, energy and water at your home or business?
For Residents | City Utilities City Utilities proudly offers 5 utility services to the Springfield community Additionally, we offer a robust tree management program to help ensure your safety, preserve the health of your trees, and maintain reliable electric service
Utility Usage Report - City Utilities of Springfield Acceptable Use: Under Springfield Code Section 110-2, City Utilities of Springfield, Missouri, is authorized to supply facts and information regarding utility consumption at specific premises I am a person interested in occupancy of the specific premise requested in this report
Manage Your Utility Account Anytime With City Utilities MyAccount Running a business means staying on top of details — including your utility account The City Utilities MyAccount app makes it easy for business owners and account managers to manage services online, anytime and from anywhere
Ways to Pay | City Utilities City Utilities works hard to make your life easier with several options for paying your utility bill Pay online, by mail, using our payment kiosks, or visiting our bill payment locations
Utility Design Services | City Utilities Utility Design Services How to Get Started City Utilities should be contacted whenever a project involves electric, natural gas, water or telecommunications utility service, regardless of the size of the project CU provides utility service for residential, industrial and commercial construction projects
Energy Assistance Programs Now Open: Here’s What to Know this Winter Project SHARE applications open in January and this locally administered program provides one-time utility assistance funded through donations from CU customers and employees If you or someone you know needs help, please visit our website to learn more about eligibility and how to apply for Project SHARE assistance
Missouri 811 - Call Before You Dig | City Utilities Some utility lines may be buried at a shallow depth, and an unintended shovel thrust can bring you right back to square one - facing potentially dangerous and or costly consequences Don't forget that with time, erosion or root structure growth may shift the locations of your utility lines, so remember to call again before you dig
LANDLORD AGREEMENT A Landlord Agreement was created for the mutual benefit of landlords and the utility It provides uninterrupted utility service to a premise during the transition from one tenant moving out to another moving in The utility service will automatically be transferred from a tenant’s name into a landlord’s name at the time the tenant requests a disconnect Landlords who agree to and follow