WHO RUNS YOUR LOCAL UTILITY? YOU DO! Local utility. Local decisions. Local accountability. Princeton Public Utilities is community-owned and locally governed, which means decisions about electric and water service are made right here in Princeton, with our residents and businesses top of mind. The Utilities Commission meets monthly, meetings are open to the public — […]
ISD 477 rebatesISD 477 rebates ISD 477 recently received nearly $25,000 from Princeton Public Utilities for energy efficiency building improvements made during the past year. By partnering with the utility to take advantage of energy efficiency rebate programs, Princeton Public Schools upgraded air conditioning, lighting, motors, and VFDs throughout its four school buildings. Those improvements […]
LOWER YOUR UTILITY BILLS AND GET MONEY BACK? Princeton Public Utilities has award-winning Energy Efficiency Programs—and you could be eligible for rebates! From your home to your business, we offer rebates on dozens of energy-efficient technologies and improvements that can help you save energy and put money back in your pocket. Before you buy, check […]
We would like to congratulate our Princeton Public Utilities/SMMPA Scholarship winner Allison Strandberg. Thank you for stopping by yesterday before our PUC Commission meeting. It was great meeting you and hearing about your plans for the future. We wish you the best!
We will be doing hydrant flushing this week. If you notice your water is discolored please run your faucets until it runs clear. This is common as flushing can kick up sediment.
Princeton Public Utilities Commission Chair and Princeton Mayor Jack Edmonds presented a scholarship award to a senior at Princeton High School on behalf of Princeton Public Utilities and Southern Minnesota Municipal Power Agency (SMMPA). This scholarship is awarded to a high school senior exploring a career that is employed by public utilities. Careers include: line […]
It has come to our attention that there are some recent discussions regarding Princeton Public Utilities rates. These discussions have included incorrect information such as PPU billing residential customers 16-17 cents / kWh and that our charges are not available for review by the public. In fact, our rates are published online and can […]
Join us in our office during the week of October 6- October 10, 2025 to celebrate Public Power Week! In our office we will have cookies, freebies, power plant open house and register to win a gift box!
