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Green is affordable with our Choose Renewable program. Blocks start at $2 a month.

We are now accepting applications to fill an open position at SU.

Stoughton Utilities is advising customers who are behind on their bills to promptly pay any delinquent balances, or to contact us to discuss a deferred payment agreement if unable to pay in full. Service disconnections will resume in April, so customers should plan now how they will address any unpaid bills.

Wisconsin’s Winter Emergency Period, often referred to as the moratorium on residential service disconnection, ends April 15. Electric and water service disconnections can resume on or after that date.

Stoughton Utilities will disconnect all accounts with severely delinquent balances on Wednesday, April 26.

Unpaid utility bills drive up costs for the whole community due to the fact that any balance that is uncollectable is essentially recovered from the entire customer base through future rates. It is Stoughton Utilities' goal to do whatever we can to collect unpaid bills, while also helping customers avoid service disruptions for nonpayment by working with them to establish a deferred payment agreement ...

As your locally owned, not-for-profit utility, Stoughton Utilities works to not only provide reliable, cost-effective utility services, but to also support and enrich the community. Stoughton Utilities believes that investing in the education of our youth is an investment in our community. That is why we have made a commitment to encourage them to continue their education beyond high school through an annual scholarship program.

Applicants are given the option to submit an essay or other project on the values of Public Power and energy conservation. The scholarship recipient will be chosen based on submitted application materials. To be eligible, the student's parents or legal guardians must be a customer of Stoughton Utilities ...

For some customers, including seniors on fixed incomes, energy expenses can be a financial burden. Many here in our community cannot afford the energy to meet their basic needs.

Wisconsin's Home Energy Assistance Program (WHEAP) provides for assistance with heating costs, electric costs (regardless of heat source), and energy crisis situations. Energy assistance is a one-time benefit payment provided to income qualifying residents during the winter heating season (October 1 through May 15). The amount of the energy assistance benefit varies according to household size, income level, and household energy costs.

Click here to apply for Home Energy Plus online.

Stoughton Utilities customers living in Dane County can also call (608) 267-8601 to schedule an appointment to apply for assistance. For additional information on how to apply for energy assistance, please call toll-free 1-866-HEATWIS (1-866-432-8947) ...