Kaukauna Utilities, along with the City of Kaukauna, will hold their annual Electronics Recycling Event on Saturday, September 12th, 2020 from 8:00-11:00am at the Kaukauna Utilities Warehouse (300 Island Street, Kaukauna). See this flyer for details on this year’s event. Free electronics: CPU Towers iPods CD Players Coffee Machines Power Supplies Drills DVD Players Laptops Electric […]
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Kaukauna Utilities’ mission of providing its customers with reliable service at a low cost was highlighted in the March The Municipality magazine. “Public power utilities have a great story to tell. There is so much benefit to the community we serve, and our hopes are to broaden communication efforts to educate customers beyond what they […]
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We are pleased to sponsor, with the help of our wholesale power provider WPPI Energy, the National Theatre for Children’s (NTC) production of “Showdown at Conservation Canyon.” Professional actors from NTC will bring the story of Sheriff Carrie Gooper to life during a 25-minute play. With the help of student volunteers, as well as colorful […]
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This month’s bill inserts are now available: 1000 Islands Environmental Center 2020 Tree Seedling Sale
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The substation on Janssen Street in Combined Locks serves more than 5,000 customers in Combined Locks, Little Chute, and Kaukauna, and it is one of three interconnect substations to the transmission grid. The existing substation, approximately 100’ away from the proposed new location, is about 50 years old and is causing increasing maintenance expense and […]
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This month’s bill inserts are now available: Kaukauna Utilities’ Rate Card
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Does your home or facility use electric heat? Do you have a programmable thermostat? Check out this case study to see how we helped a senior retirement center save $1,500 a year after installing programmable thermostats! Greenfield Manor Case Study
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KAUKAUNA – Kaukauna Utilities General Manager Jeff Feldt was re-elected on Sept. 26 as chair of the WPPI Energy Board of Directors. Together through WPPI Energy, Kaukauna Utilities and 50 other local, not-for-profit electric utilities in Wisconsin, Iowa and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula purchase power, share resources, and jointly own electric generation facilities and transmission assets. […]
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Read about what’s new at Kaukauna Utilities in the KU 2019 Annual Report
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>Bill of Rights >Kaukauna Public Library Fall 2019 Newsletter
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