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Springfield City Council approved a $633 million-dollar new budget for City Utilities on Monday night — along with increases to electric bills. Separately, the council approved a raise for City Manager Jason Gage.
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Strong winds damaged trees, buildings and electrical equipment. Thousands remain without power throughout the Ozarks.
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A transmission line problem "required one of the turbines at John Twitty Energy Station to be taken offline," CU officials said Friday morning.
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This week, host Maggie Castrey speaks with Roddey Rogers, manager of water engineering with City Utilities of Springfield.Today’s discussion explores…
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City Utilities is warning that scammers are calling its customers and those of other utilities and telling them they can avoid rolling blackouts by making…
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UPDATED 1:00 p.m. Monday, Feb. 15: City Utilities of Springfield, in an emergency move to reduce its electric load within the Southwest Power Pool it is…
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A large power station in south Springfield that’s served the city for more than 60 years has been decommissioned.City Utilities retired the two remaining…
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There’s a vacancy on the Board of Public Utilities, and the City of Springfield is seeking qualified candidates to fill it.Those who apply must have lived…