MuniPower

Sept 2020

Water is essential and with the scorching temps – water conservation is a necessity!  #CommunityOwned  #MuniPower  #CommunityPowered 

Electric safety is for everyone – whether at home, outside, at work or during a weather event. People and pets must keep a very safe distance from all overhead and underground electric lines and all-electric distribution equipment! And—everyone must make sure ladders stay a safe distance away from any primary or secondary power line!  #MuniPower  #SafetyAlways 

As families and communities face the challenges of COVID-19, the City of Granbury wants to ensure our customers have the services they need while keeping your families safe.  Our Customer Service team is prepared to provide proactive and friendly service to our members with the goal of exceeding your expectations.   #MuniPower  #MoreThanaCustomer 

The City of Granbury's offices will be closed Monday, September 7th in observance of the Labor Day holiday.  #CommunityOwned  #MuniPower  #CommunityPowered

Aug 2020

Did you know that the City-owned utilities contribute funding to key City services including the City Parks? Just another way that community-ownership pays dividends to our community - adding to the quality of life in our community!  #MuniPower 

The City of Granbury Electric Utility serves over 3,400 customers over an area of 3.7 square miles. The City’s Electric Department personnel maintain over 122 miles of distribution lines to ensure the City’s electric system meets our high standards for reliability.  #CommunityOwned  #MuniPower  #WorkingForYou #MoreThanaCustomer 

Electrical safety is for everyone – whether at home, outside, at work or during a weather event. Check for cracked cover plates around your electric outlets.  Eventually the cracks can turn to chips and expose metal contact points - presenting a shock risk and potential fire hazard.  Don't use the outlet until the plate is replaced.  #MuniPower  #SafetyAlways 

More Ways to Pay #MuniPower #LocalControl 

The majority of your “energy dollar” goes to purchasing wholesale power from the Texas electricity market. The remainder is spent on the operation and maintenance of the power distribution systems and investment in the capital improvements to the system.  #CommunityOwned  #MuniPower  #AffordableEnergy 

The City of Granbury Electric Department line crews build and maintain the electrical distribution system that provides reliable electric energy to our customers. This job requires knowledge, skills, training, teamwork and a 100 percent focus on safety. Granbury is fortunate to have such dedicated workers on your team! #MuniPower

July 2020

The City of Granbury wants to put our customers in “the driver’s seat” – to make payments; view your billing history and profile and access and manage your energy usage by providing the City Hub online portal!  #MuniPower

With high Texas temperatures comes high energy usage.  Checkout the tips below on how to keep you electric bill down during the summer heatwave.  #CommunityOwned  #MuniPower  #CommunityPowered 

It is important to teach children (and adults) to keep a safe distance from all-electric equipment and infrastructure, especially with students being out for the summer. Kids should be reminded to never get near or climb on any equipment or protective fencing and to stay clear of electrical equipment, including electrical poles – wherever they are located.  #MuniPower  #SafetyAlways 

The City of Granbury Electric Utility is owned and controlled by the citizens and ratepayers in our community. This “Public Power” model of ownership and operation of our utilities means that decisions are made locally – by people that live in the community with input from the Community!  The Granbury City Council oversees all City policies including the final approval of utility rates.  #CommunityOwned  #MuniPower  #WorkingForYou  #MoreThanaCustomer

The MuniPower Campaign is the first of its kind for the City of Granbury Utilities, centered on educating the customers in our community. This “Public Power” model of ownership and operation of our utilities means that decisions are made locally with input from the Community!