We’re here to make sure your TV stays on, the cheese dip stays perfectly
warm and gooey, and your Super Bowl Sunday is a total touchdown!
That’s #PublicPower! #SuperBowl
Life Line Screening
Melrose City Center
February 13th, 2025
Scholarship Opportunities by Missouri River Energy Services
Deadline to Apply: March 14, 2025
Generators are useful during power outages but must be used safely to
avoid carbon monoxide poisoning, electrical shocks, or fires. Always use
them outdoors, at least 20 feet from windows and doors, keep them dry,
and let them cool before refueling. Install carbon monoxide detectors on
every level of your home for added safety. #SafetyTips #WinterReady
In observation of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, city offices will be closed January 20th, 2025.
Stearns County is hosting an open house in regard to Stearns County Child Care Licensing
Wednesday, February 5th, 2025
430pm-630pm
Sauk Centre Elementary School
As a #LocallyOwned public power provider, you’re more than a
customer—you’re part of our community. Our local staff and crew are
deeply connected to the area – serving not just customers but their
own families and neighbors – and are ready to respond quickly if winter
weather impacts your electricity.
January 7th, at the City Council meeting Mark Niehoff took the oath of office. He was elected to his first term as a Council Member in November.
Tony Klasen was re-elected in November to his 5th term. He first began serving in 2009.
Thank you for your willingness to serve the Melrose community.
The December 19th City Council meeting was the final meeting for Council Member Justin Frieler, who did not seek re-election for another term.
Thank you, Justin, for your service to the City of Melrose. Your dedication and leadership to Melrose has been appreciated.
Melrose City Offices will be closed January 1st, 2025. Thank you!
Happy Holidays! Our city offices will be closed December 24th and December 25th, thank you!
#PublicPower will illuminate the season!
Today marks the first day of winter! As the days get shorter, rest
comfortably knowing Melrose Utilities will light up your winter nights.
Remember to do a safety checklist before hitting the road for your holiday
celebrations. Check the weather, avoid driving in storms, pack winter
essentials, have fully charged mobile devices and always make a family
plan in case of inclement weather. #SafeTravels #WinterReady
Holiday safety first! Remember, keep your Christmas tree at least 3 feet
away from any heat sources like fireplaces, radiators, space heaters,
candles and heat vents. #SafetyTips
It’s more than just about energy – it’s about community. This holiday
season, let’s show our local businesses just how much they mean to us.
Every purchase with them is a reminder that they’re a cherished part of
our community. Shop local and spread the holiday cheer!
#LocalMatters #EmpoweringOurCommunity
Public Notice:
Public Hearing- December 19th, 2024
Deck the halls, not the fire alarms! As holiday decorations start to go up,
remember to keep electrical safety in mind. Be sure to check those holiday
lights for any broken bulbs, frayed wires or damaged plugs. And be sure
not to overload your outlets.
#SafetyTips
We’re here… to keep the jolly sounds of holiday music going all month long!
#PublicPower
Support Small, Shop Local!
This #SmallBusinessSaturday, let’s come together to celebrate and uplift
the of our community — our small businesses! Spread the holiday cheer by
supporting and shopping locally! It’s a great way to make a positive impact
in our community. #LocalMatters
We’ve got the power! Let us power your perfect holiday feast! Whether
you’re roasting the turkey to golden perfection or keeping sides warm
for the big meal. At Melrose Public Utilities, you can count on us for reliable
electricity so you can focus on what matters most this holiday —
celebrating with family and friends. Happy Thanksgiving!
#Reliability #EmpoweringOurCommunity
