City Utilities of Springfield

We’re thrilled to share that James Case, CU's Electric T&D Manager, was recently recognized at the United Way Community Kick-Off as one of the Top 10 Community Campaign Managers for his outstanding work as chair of our United Way committee last year! This honor is given to Employee Campaign Managers who go above and beyond to inspire their coworkers and make a real difference in our community. In 2024, CU employees pledged an incredible $165,761 for United Way of the Ozarks. James's efforts are helping to bring hope and a brighter future to so many in need. We’re incredibly proud to have you on our team!

What would you do if you didn't have water? 💧 In Part 3 of our series, we ask local elementary students some big questions, like what life would be like without water. Their answers might surprise you! Watch and see how these kids think about one of our most essential resources.

It's a scorcher out today! ☀️ Keep cool and save money with these energy-saving tips: • Close blinds to block out the sun 🌞 • Set your AC to 78°F or higher (especially if you're away) ❄️ • Seal up cracks around windows and doors 🚪 • Use smaller appliances like microwaves or air fryers 🍲 • Run your dishwasher and laundry later in the evening 🕗 Making a few small changes to your routine can add up to savings on your next utility bill. To learn more, visit https://lnkd.in/gdhaUUdc

The City Utilities Board of Public Utilities is excited to announce that Dwayne Fulk has been selected as our new President and CEO! After an extensive nationwide search, Dwayne was chosen to lead the largest municipal utility in Missouri, serving over 125,000 customers with electric, natural gas, water, broadband, and transit services. Dwayne has been a key leader within City Utilities since 2017, most recently as Senior Vice President-Chief Legal and Economic Development Officer. With 30+ years of experience in legal and business leadership, he has a proven track record in shaping our utility and supporting the Springfield community. He’s also deeply involved in local organizations, including the Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association, Rotary Club of Springfield, and Care to Learn. We’re thrilled to have Dwayne at the helm and confident that under his leadership, CU will continue to thrive and serve our community with excellence. To read more about the selection process and Dwayne, go here: https://lnkd.in/eQiZARX4 Congratulations, Dwayne!

Why is water so important? 💧 Find out what these bright young minds have to say in Part 2 of our series! Watch as local elementary students share their thoughts on why it’s crucial to think about water and how we can all help protect it.

Lace up your sneakers and join us for City Utilities' Halloween Hustle on October 26 at 9 a.m.! Whether you're running or walking, every step you take will support Harmony House, Springfield's largest domestic violence shelter. Register here: https://lnkd.in/g8qdh7_r See you there!

Ever wonder what kids think about water? Check out this fun video of local elementary students on a field trip to the Watershed facility, where they got to learn all about protecting water and answer some fun questions!

It may be hard to believe, but cold weather will be here before we know it! Help keep our community warm this winter with a donation to Project Share. For over four decades, Project SHARE has been a beacon of hope for our community’s elderly and disabled, ensuring they stay warm and safe during the winter months. In 2024, Project SHARE provided assistance to 583 households because of the incredible generosity of our CU customers and employees. You can learn more about this program or how to get involved here: https://lnkd.in/gHw3PyC3

Watch as the Laurel Substation in west Springfield gets major upgrades! We've replaced 50-year-old transformers and feeder breakers with higher capacity, safer, and easier-to-use equipment. What does this mean for you? Reliable service and additional capacity for economic growth in the area!

City Utilities was named as an American Public Gas Association Safety Contest winner for the 2023 calendar year. Winners of this award have the lowest number of recordable injuries in hours worked and highlight the dedication of APGA members in maintaining the highest safety standards within their system, their communities, and in the natural gas industry. City Utilities is committed to the safety of our community, our employees, and our infrastructure and without the dedication to safety that each one of our employees demonstrates, this achievement would not be possible.