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Welcome to the Neighborhood
You've moved, unpacked, and begun to settle in. Here's some useful information about your electricity service and tools to help make your move even simpler. You'll find convenient ways to pay your bill, financial assistance programs, and safety tips for your family. Make sure to explore our site starting with Your Home to find the latest updates on energy savings tips, rebates and more.
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When you enroll into My Account, all of the special features to help you keep track of your monthly spending and usage are at your fingertips. Ready to take control?
Your Life is Online. Your Bill Can Be, Too
Easily print or download a PDF version of your bill when you sign up for paperless billing. Plus, you can Pay Your Bill using any of our convenient payment options.
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Need Help With Your Bill?
Did you know that the CARE and FERA programs provide a monthly discount on electric bills for income-qualified households? Find out more details on if you qualify and how to apply.
Your Rate Plan Options
Our rate plans are designed so you can find the right fit and get the best rate specific to your household's lifestyle. We've laid out all of the options available to you.
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Home Energy Guzzler
What's eating your energy? Is it the A/C? That extra fridge in the garage? The clothes dryer?
Evaporative Cooler
Don’t run an air conditioner and an evaporative cooler at the same time! You’ll make your air conditioner work twice as hard to get rid of the humidity produced by the cooler. Also, clean and replace filters frequently to get the most cooling for your money. Rebate
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Refrigerator
Check and clean the coils regularly, especially during the summer. Also, make sure your refrigerator and freezer doors seal airtight. One way to check this is to close a dollar bill or piece of paper in the door. If it pulls out easily, your refrigerator may need a door hinge adjustment or a new gasket. Learn More >
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Dishwasher
Run your dishwasher only when full, and use your dishwasher's automatic energy-savings cool-dry cycle. If your dishwasher doesn't have this feature, turn it off after the final rinse and let the dishes air dry. This can reduce energy usage by 40%.
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Portable Heater
Choose a heater that has been certified by a nationally recognized testing laboratory and that has a tip-over switch. Make sure your heater is at least three feet away from curtains, chairs, firewood, walls and anything else that can catch fire. If you must use an extension cord, make sure it’s marked with a power rating at least as high as your heater.
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Clothes Dryer
Dry lightweight and heavy clothes separately for more energy-efficient drying. Always clean the lint filter before every load. Remember to dry full loads without overloading, and you’ll use less electricity.
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Central Air Conditioner
Do you know, you’ll get more out of your A/C by regularly cleaning or replacing your air conditioner's filter? Closing drapes and shades keeps direct sunlight from heating your home and lowers cooling costs. Or instead of relying on your air conditioner, use a portable or ceiling fan to circulate air. It uses less energy and costs less money.
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Pool Pump
Try setting it between 4 and no more than 6 hours. Also, an older power-hungry single-speed model may be costing you more money. Save even more with a two-speed or variable-speed pool pump. Replacement Program >
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Electric Stove
You can also save money by using microwave and toaster ovens, slow cookers, and electric skillets instead of larger ovens and stoves.
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