- City Utilities | Official Website
Whether you're new to Springfield or just relocating across town, we make it easy to start, stop, or transfer your utility service Choose the option that works best for you—online, by phone, or in person
- 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 Usage Report - City Utilities of Springfield
Under Springfield Code Section 110-2, City Utilities of Springfield, Missouri, is authorized to supply facts and information regarding utility consumption at specific premises
- City Utilities Technical Specifications For Natural Gas Water Work
The following items represent the Standard Bid Items for City Utilities natural gas and water utility construction projects Bid items are to be installed as shown on the Drawings per the Technical Specifications and or Construction Standards:
- Utility Design Services | City Utilities
CU provides utility service for residential, industrial and commercial construction projects Let us know your construction plans so CU can provide the service when you need it
- News Flash • Utility Prepared for First Winter Blast of 2025
Utility Prepared for First Winter Blast of 2025 In advance of the first winter storm of 2025, City Utilities is taking steps to ensure that all services are available, and crews are able to quickly respond to calls for assistance
- ORDINANCE NO. 28121 OF THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI PASSED MARCH . . .
336 335 "Public Utility System" means the properties and assets relating to the City's 337 wholly-owned enterprise commonly known as the "Public Utility" which includes its 338 water, electric, natural gas, transit and telecommunications broadband departments and 339 other minor services, to which legal title is vested in the City and all
- JOHN TWITTY ENERGY CENTER UTILITY WASTE LANDFILL
nvestigation Report, John Twitty Energy Center Utility Waste Landfill, Anderson Engineering, Inc , December 9, 2011) The pond is drained as needed to maintain adequate water retention capacity so that uncontrolled discharg do not occur Approximately three fourths of the landfill is permanently covered in accordan e ith the DNR permit
|