Governor Doyle’s office recently announced that Kaukauna Utilities will receive a $16,667 Site Assessment Grant. The grant is part of a state-wide program that funds projects to begin the process of redeveloping urban sites that are abandoned, idle, or underutilized because of real or perceived contamination issues. The money is awarded through the Wisconsin Department […]
More »The member-owners of Wisconsin Public Power Inc. gathered in Kaukauna recently for the dedication of the joint action power company’s newest generating resource. The Island Street Peaking Plant will provide Kaukauna Utilities and the other 36 WPPI members with 52 megawatts of electricity during peak demand periods. Local community leaders attended the May 13 ceremony […]
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Kaukauna officials traveled to Washington, D.C., in early February to encourage Wisconsin’s congressional delegation to support legislation that protects customers of community-owned utilities like Kaukauna Utilities. Mayor John Lambie and General Manager Jeff Feldt joined more than 40 community leaders from Wisconsin and 700 officials from across the country at the American Public Power Association’s […]
More »After 37 years of service, John Rabideau has retired from Kaukauna Utilities. John’s last day was December 31, 2003. We wish John all the best in his retirement. Mike Pederson has been hired as the new Generation Superintendent. Mike has 20 years of engineering and project management experience on a variety of projects including hydro, […]
More »Kaukauna Utilities has launched a new and improved web site at www.kaukaunautilities.com to better serve customers by providing another convenient way to do business. The web site offers the latest information on electric and water rates, incentive programs, community contributions, and environmental and reliability issues. “We have developed an interactive web site to enhance our […]
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