View status updates for the ongoing lead service line replacement project.

There are resources available that may be able to assist you with your energy bills.

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

Stoughton Utilities is required to regularly monitor Stoughton's drinking water for specific contaminants to ensure that it meets all health and safety standards. Based on this monitoring, Stoughton Utilities issues an annual report describing the quality of your drinking water. The purpose of this report is to raise your understanding of drinking water sources and its potential contaminates ...

Stoughton Utilities has began our 2021 citywide lead service line (LSL) replacement project. During the remainder of 2021 we will be replacing LSLs at over 700 properties throughout the city, with the goal to be 100% lead-free by the end of the year.

Construction efforts are being completed by our contractor, Five Star Energy Services. If a property owner has already returned the authorization form provided to them by Stoughton Utilities earlier in 2021, no further action is needed by the property owner until they are contacted by Five Star Energy Services.

Construction at individual properties will be scheduled by the contractor. Between now and the end of the year, Five Star Energy personnel will be reaching out to individual homeowners to schedule replacements. Contact will be made by in person when possible, or by leaving a door hanger at the property.

The contractor has until December 2021 to complete all LSL replacements, so individual property owners may not be contacted until later in the summer, fall, or early winter.

As the contractor moves to different locations throughout the city, we will continue to post regular project status updates ...

Spring is here, so it's the time for outdoor projects -- build a deck, plant some trees or shrubs, install a gym set for the children, or more. If your list includes any digging, state law (Wisconsin Statute 182.0175) requires you to notify Diggers Hotline at least three working days in advance.

Diggers Hotline is an independent, free service for anyone doing excavation work, that coordinates activities between excavators and utilities such as phone, electric, cable, water and natural gas to mark dangerous and costly underground and overhead utilities around homes and professional job sites. Over 1,100 utilities and other buried facility owners are members of Diggers Hotline. Wisconsin state law requires all excavators – including homeowners and construction contractors – to contact Diggers Hotline at least three working days before starting any digging.

You can start a free locate request by contacting Diggers Hotline at 811 from any phone, or online at www.DiggersHotline.com ...