SIX TIPS TO SAVE ON YOUR UTILITY BILLS
Nebraska City Utilities is celebrating Public Power Week (#PublicPowerWeek) and Public Natural Gas Week Oct. 7- 11, along with the American Public Power Association and more than 2,000 other community-owned, not-for-profit electric utilities that collectively provide electricity to 49 million Americans. To mark this week, Nebraska City Utilities offers a few tips
We are excited to announce that online bill pay is officially available!!
Nebraska City Utilities has been working to provide you with the best possible service at the lowest possible cost not just in your services received but in how you pay for those services.
Our online bill pay is available with a click of a button on our website just look for the option I’D LIKE TO: PAY MY BILL ONLINE. You will be required to sign in with your customer number and email address, but we have made this process as simple as possible. If you have any questions, please call us at 873.3353.
In addition to paying your bill online we also offer 24-hour automated phone payment by calling 1-844-470-8876. You can also still visit us at 100 Central Avenue or call 873.3353 to pay your bill.
You can also speak to our billing department to set up an EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer) which is a free service we offer that ensures your bill is paid on time and in full. The bill amount due is directly pulled from your bank account on the due date. Hassle free and no late fees!
Nebraska City Utilities “Electric” customers are eligible for a $10.00 rebate for window air conditioners.
(Limit 2 per household)
To have $10.00 rebate applied to your account call our service department to make arrangements to have you old a/c unit picked up.
Nebraska City Utilities would like to encourage the responsible and efficient use of electricity by providing its Refrigerator and Freezer Recycling Program which pays residents $35.00 to recycle old, inefficient refrigerators and freezers. This Program is being funded by the Nebraska City Utility Electric Department and its Program to develop wise conservation and efficiencies as part of its integrated Resource Plan for the Electric Department. The Rebate Program, is available to all current Residential Electric customers of Nebraska City Utilities and is limited to two appliances per customer. Recycling older, inefficient refrigerators and freezers accomplishes multiple benefits
Rebates are available to all existing Residential Natural Gas customers or new Residential
Natural Gas customers of Nebraska City Utilities Continue reading “Natural Gas Appliance Rebates”
IT’S YOUR POWER
A tradition of public power in Nebraska has brought real benefits to the state, including low-cost electricity, local control, and responsive customer service. In rural America of the early twentieth century, electricity was a scarce commodity.
