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Leaf Collection

Curbside leaf collection will continue until snow accumulates or the end of November. Public Works requests that leaves are left loose on the curb and should not be raked or blown into the street. When the leaves clump together, they can create major clogs in the stormwater drainage system which can contribute to flash flooding and standing water in the streets. Public Works begin on Mondays and will comb through the town. If they do not finish, they will go back to the area that was missed. As the season progresses, Public Works will go through the town each week as the season and/or weather allows. More Information

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Municipal Utility

 

Utility Bill Changes For 2024

 

 

 

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Evansville Water & Light


 

The City of Evansville Municipal Utility provides water to nearly 2,000 customers and electric to nearly 4,000 customers.  The City operates three wells, one tower, and many miles of water line to service all of our residents in Evansville.  The Electric Utility purchases power from WPPI and distributes electricity to Evansville residents and the surrounding area.  

In modern times it is easy to take for granted the idea of a public water and electric supply, but that has not always been the case.  Starting in 1885 there were many proposals for the creation and installation of a public water system for health benefits, fire protection and industrial growth.  These proposals did not pass the village board at the time and they continued to use cisterns throughout the community.  At the same time electricity in the community was provided by Baker Manufacturing.  In July of 1901 the residents of Evansville voted to create City run water and electric utility.  Now we have reliable water and electric supply for all of our residents in Evansville and we shall continue to provide quality and reliable service for many years to come.    

Reporting a Power Outage? 

(608) 882-2288

 

 

 


 


Energy Assistance Information

 


Advanced Meters

You may have heard information recently about advanced meters—sometimes referred to as "smart meters".  Many electric and water utilities, including your own Evansville Water & Light, are making use of this technology. Are you wondering what this industry shift means for you in Evansville?

 

Click here for answers to some frequently asked questions. 

 


Time-of-Day Pricing

You may be able to reduce your monthly bill simply by being flexible and using electricity at the right time of day. The optional plan lets you take advantage of lower electric rates during times when overall demand for electricity is lowest. 
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For more information, please call 608-882-2266.

 


Evansville Utility Account Policy and Procedure Manual - Customer Policy

 

 

Focus on Energy 

Focus on Energy partners with Evansville Water & Light to deliver real, measurable energy and financial savings for Wisconsin’s residents and businesses. In fact, since 2011 Focus on Energy has delivered more than $1 billion worth of net economic benefits to the state of Wisconsin. Check out the offerings below to see how you can start saving energy and money with Focus on Energy.

Incentives and Offering from Focus on Energy®

 

 

Meet Our Staff

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Scott Kriebs

Municipal Services Director

608-882-2262

s.kriebs@evansvillewi.gov


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Kerry Lindroth

Water and Light Foreperson

608-882-2288

k.lindroth@evansvillewi.gov