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Current Bill Due Date: Tuesday, May 28, 2013 |
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Digging? Call 811 Contact Digger's Hotline at least three business days before you plan on starting to dig so that utility companies can come and mark any buried lines. |
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Get Paid to Recycle Your Old Refrigerator or Freezer! Have and extra refrigerator or freezer that you no longer want? Focus on Energy, on behalf of New Glarus Utilities, will remove your extra working refrigerator/freezer at NO CHARGE - plus you are eligible for a $50 rebate! |
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Online Tools Help Customers Calculate Home Energy Savings
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2012 Consumer Confidence Report |
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availableWelcome to New Glarus Utilities!
Welcome
to our web site. New Glarus Utilities provide electric, sewer, storm, and water
service to the Village of New Glarus and some surrounding residents. As a citizen of New Glarus and a
customer of New Glarus Utilities, you are part owner of our
community’s utility company. Because New Glarus Utilities is
municipally owned, you have a voice in the way we do business.
We developed our web site to offer you another easy way to do business with us and to serve you the best way we know how. You can also call us at (608) 527-2913 or visit our office at 319 2nd Street (in Village Hall), New Glarus, Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
We take great pride in our customer service. If you have any comments or suggestions on how this web site or New Glarus Utilities as a whole can serve you better, please feel free to contact us.
E-BILL:
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to Pay and/or View Your Utility Bill Online @ www.xpressbillpay.com
At Xpressbillpay.com you can:
To learn more information about the utility online bill-pay system Click Here. |
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Call 811 Contact Diggers Hotline at least three business days before doing any excavation work.
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Solar Panels Generating Energy Live at New Glarus Sewer Treatment Plant!
Solar photovoltaic (PV) panels were installed at the Village’s WWTP. The solar system collects energy from sunlight and converts it into electricity, providing renewable, emissions-free energy to the building.
In addition, community members can view the operation and performance of the system on a web-based interface: