From sunrise to sunset, public power is working behind the scenes to deliver reliable, affordable energy to power your life.
#PublicPowerWeek #ILovePublicPower
Our new billboard is up!
Please come join us in celebrating Public Power Week!
We have light bulbs, stress-balls, and tattoos to share!
Powering your everyday life – from the little things you often take for granted to the moments that matter most, electricity is at the heart of everything you do.
#PublicPowerWeek #ILovePublicPower
Electricity is at the heart of everything you do. From brewing your first cup of coffee each morning to turning off the lights before bed, public power energizes your everyday life in ways you might not even notice. That’s even more reason for you to love public power.
#PublicPowerWeek #ILovePublicPower
At Melrose Public Utilities, we love what we do, and that’s why we’re inviting you to join us in celebrating Public Power Week from October 6-12. It’s a time to recognize the benefits of community-owned, locally controlled power and its positive impact on our lives. Together, let’s celebrate public power — at the heart of everything you do!
#Reliablity #ILovePublicPower
We work 24/7 to ensure your early morning starts out right. #PublicPower #NationalCoffeeDay
It’s National Drive Electric Week! Thinking about making the switch to electric? All-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles offer great benefits for drivers who want to cut down on emissions, save on costs and enjoy the latest in automotive technology. Join an in-person or virtual event to hear from current owners who’ve already made the switch! Find out more at https://bes.chooseev.com/about or driveelectricweek.org. #GoElectric
It’s National Clean Energy Week! We generate power from multiple renewable resources as a part of our energy mix, ensuring we deliver clean, affordable, and reliable energy, and the best value to you and your neighbors every day. #CleanEnergy
Paving crews will be working on the blacktop for Main Street tomorrow (Sept. 18th) and Thursday (Sept. 19th).
Please do not cross Main Street at the posted intersections while this work is being done.
Stearns County area motorists are advised there will be five culverts
replaced on four various County roads starting on Monday, September
9th thru Friday September 20th. The contractor will start on County
Road 134 (Ridgewood Road) just north of County Road 75 and on
County Road 168 just north of Thunder Road. The third and fourth
culverts to be replaced are on County Road 26 just north of County Road
18. The fifth culvert to be replaced will take place on County Road 163
just south of County Road 49. Motorists are strongly urged to find
alternate routes to minimize delays. Dates and timeframes are
weather dependent.
See attached detour routes for these four County roads.
Local area motorists are advised to use caution while traveling through
the work zone and expect delays.
Questions or concerns may be directed to the Stearns County Highway
Department.
We work 24/7 to keep grandkids and their grandparents connected. Happy Grandparents Day! #Reliability
This Labor Day, we celebrate the contributions of American workers—especially our front-line heroes who keep the lights on. In observance of the holiday, our offices are closed, September, 2nd 2024. Happy Labor Day! #WePowerOn
The City's area for tree and brush drop off on County Road 173 and Riverview Road is now closed.
For the safety of the residents and city staff the tree brush site will be closing at 8 pm tonight and reopening at 8 am tomorrow morning.
We appreciate your understanding.
**FOR MELROSE RESIDENTS ONLY**
The city is opening an area for branches on County Road 173 and Riverview Road. The bluffs area. No stumps or debris allowed. THERE IS NO DUMPING IN THE INDUSTRIAL PARK.
Park View Place Assisted Living is having an Open House on Wednesday, July 17th from 4pm-7pm.
There is a section of Main Street that is closed for construction. For the safety of yourself and the workers, DO NOT DRIVE IN THE CONSTRUCTION AREA. Please follow the DETOUR signs. Your cooperation is appreciated.
The City Center will be closed, July 4th, 2024.
One small change to the parade route as shown in yellow.
We will come east an additional block on Riverside/1st Street and turn at the post office onto to 3rd Ave NE and head to Main Street.
Bring your chairs to City Center – parking and shade!
