Utility Districts provide a variety of essential local services that make our communities run. These districts supply light, water, power, heat, transportation, telephone and other communication services. They can also collect, treat, and recycle garbage and sewer.
Unlike investor-owned utilities, Utility Districts are owned and governed by the communities they serve. As public agencies with elected boards, Utility Districts are accountable to the public and responsible for delivering high quality services to homes and businesses. As such, they are leaders in developing community programs and driving the push for renewable and sustainable energy production.
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