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Eugene Springfield Fire responds to chlorine leak at Springfield Utility Board facility
Eugene Springfield Fire (ESF) is on scene of a chlorine leak near 28th & M St in Springfield.Firefighters were called to a ...
Springfield City Council to discuss rising utility costs
SPRINGFIELD — The City Council will be discussing the growing concerns about increasing energy costs in a subcommittee ...
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A Springfield Utility Board pilot loan program has generated a huge response
The Springfield Utility Board says there’s been a lot of interest for their new pilot program that offers zero-interest loans ...
Springfield City Utilities expects rate increases in 2027 to fund $280 million project
The nearly $300 million project will expand City Utilities' power capacity to meet new requirements for reserves in peak demand or outage events.
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Local utility companies prepare for icy conditions
Both SUB and EPUD officials said that even though the approaching storm is not expected to be severe, they are not taking it lightly.
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City Utilities of Springfield plans rate hikes to fund power supply projects
SPRINGFIELD, Mo ... In September, the Public Utilities Board approved the installation of three natural gas combustion units, which will increase City Utilites’ electric generation capacity.
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No threat to public after chlorine leak in Springfield
"No threat to public" after first responders worked to contain a chlorine leak that was reported at a Springfield Utility ...
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Springfield City Utilities expects rate increases in 2027 to fund $280 million project
No additional changes were made to rates while approving financing for the project and any rate adjustment will require approval of both the Board of Public Utilities and Springfield City Council.