We’re here — to power date night!
Whether you’re planning a cozy night in or a night out on the town, we work
hard to keep the spark going.
#WePowerOn #PublicPower
Whether you’re planning a cozy night in or a night out on the town, we work
hard to keep the spark going.
#WePowerOn #PublicPower

Parks and Streets Supervisor, Andrew Rousslange, and Chief Maus presented to juniors yesterday at the Melrose High School for career day!

The rink is closed until further notice due to poor ice conditions that have resulted from the warm weather we are experiencing, thank you.

We will be closed February 16, 2026 in observation of President's Day.

We work 24/7 to ensure from kickoff to the final play, your beverage is cold, your favorite chicken wings stay warm and your Super Bowl Sunday is a total touchdown!
#Reliability
#Reliability

Shadow or no shadow? Punxsutawney Phil may keep us guessing each
Groundhog Day, but your power shouldn’t be a surprise. With City of Melrose Public Utilities and #PublicPower, you can count on reliable, affordable electricity in every season.
#PublicPower
Groundhog Day, but your power shouldn’t be a surprise. With City of Melrose Public Utilities and #PublicPower, you can count on reliable, affordable electricity in every season.
#PublicPower

The regional energy grid is back to normal, and you may resume normal activities. Thank you for helping conserve energy during this period of cold weather—we truly appreciate your support.

Urgent: Energy Conservation Notice
Due to the extreme and continued cold front, Melrose Public Utilities has been contacted by our regional power suppliers to initiate immediate energy conservation measures. We are asking all customers to limit household electricity use to essential needs only to help maintain grid stability for our community.
Due to the extreme and continued cold front, Melrose Public Utilities has been contacted by our regional power suppliers to initiate immediate energy conservation measures. We are asking all customers to limit household electricity use to essential needs only to help maintain grid stability for our community.
After a chilly winter day, nothing beats warm comfort food! At City of Melrose Public Utilities we’ve got the power you need to cook up all your favorite
hearty meals. Powered with reliable, affordable and community-owned
energy. That’s #PublicPower!
#Reliability
hearty meals. Powered with reliable, affordable and community-owned
energy. That’s #PublicPower!
#Reliability

At last night’s City Council meeting Nancy Roering was honored for her 25 years of service as a commissioner on the Housing and Redevelopment Authority Board of Melrose, which oversees Rose View Manor.
Barry Hegg, the executive director of the Melrose HRA and Mayor Finken both spoke about her important contributions to the HRA and the city. Thank you, Nancy, for all of your years of service to Melrose.
Barry Hegg, the executive director of the Melrose HRA and Mayor Finken both spoke about her important contributions to the HRA and the city. Thank you, Nancy, for all of your years of service to Melrose.

We will be closed January 19, 2026, in observation of Martin Luther King Day.

Public Notice 1-14-26 - Park Board Rescheduled to 2-4-26

Sauk River Park Campground is now taking reservations for 2026.

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We work 24/7 to make sure your winter binge-watching marathon is cozy.
Reliable and affordable energy you can count on.
#PublicPower #WePowerOn
Reliable and affordable energy you can count on.
#PublicPower #WePowerOn

Life Line Screening
02/23/2026 at Melrose City Center
02/23/2026 at Melrose City Center

See attached flyers for lineworker scholarships offered through Missouri River Energy Services.
Deadline: March 13, 2026.
Deadline: March 13, 2026.


Thank you to American Legion Post 101 for their donations.
Pictured are Gary Toenyan, Rich Van Drehle and Ron Butkowski presenting a check for $2,000 to Mark Niehoff, City Council member, for the Tri-Cap Bus.
They presented $1,000 to Park Board members – Justin Frieler, Mark Niehoff, Julie Baum, and Dave Berscheit – to continue work in our park system.
In 2025 they also generously replaced the signage in Meadowlark Park.
Pictured are Gary Toenyan, Rich Van Drehle and Ron Butkowski presenting a check for $2,000 to Mark Niehoff, City Council member, for the Tri-Cap Bus.
They presented $1,000 to Park Board members – Justin Frieler, Mark Niehoff, Julie Baum, and Dave Berscheit – to continue work in our park system.
In 2025 they also generously replaced the signage in Meadowlark Park.



The holidays may have passed, but the spirit of giving and community lives
on. Keep supporting and shopping local. Like utilities, our local businesses
are what keep our community running!
#LocalMatters #EmpoweringOurCommunity
on. Keep supporting and shopping local. Like utilities, our local businesses
are what keep our community running!
#LocalMatters #EmpoweringOurCommunity

As 2025 comes to a close and we count down to a new year, we want to
thank you for your continued support of our local electric utility. We hope
2026 brings you abundant blessings, and City of Melrose Public Utilities looks forward
to serving you with reliable and affordable electricity in the year ahead. As a
reminder, our offices are closed on Thursday, New Year’s Day.
#PublicPower #HappyNewYear
thank you for your continued support of our local electric utility. We hope
2026 brings you abundant blessings, and City of Melrose Public Utilities looks forward
to serving you with reliable and affordable electricity in the year ahead. As a
reminder, our offices are closed on Thursday, New Year’s Day.
#PublicPower #HappyNewYear

