Municipal Utilities

Utility Billing

For all questions about utility bills, please call the Water & Light business office, 608-882-2280, or send an email with a subject line, "Utility Bill," to donna.hammett@ci.evansville.wi.gov. 

You may pay your municipal utility bill at City Hall or various locations throughout the community, including local banks and the Piggly Wiggly.

Evansville Water & Light

Non-Emergency: 608-882-2280 (business office)

Emergency: 608-882-2288
Mark Sendelbach, Superintendent, mark.sendelbach@ci.evansville.wi.gov

The utility is a member/owner of WPPI Energy, a regional power company that serves 50 utilities throughout Wisconsin, Iowa, and Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

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Fall 2011 - Local Circuit, Commercial

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July 2011 - Power Report

Spring 2011 - Local Circuit, residential

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Summer 2010 - Power Report

Fall 2009 - Local Circuit, residential

Fall 2009 - Local Circuit, commercial

Summer 2009 - Power Report

Spring/Summer 2009 - Local Circuit, residential

Spring/Summer 2009 - Local Circuit, commercial

Spring 2009 - Power Report

Winter 2008 - Local Circuit, residential

Winter 2008 - Local Circuit, commercial

Fall 2008 - Local Circuit

Under the Renewable Energy Program and the Green Power for Business Program, blocks of renewable energy equivalent to 300 kWh of electricity may be purchased for $3.00 each.  The funds from the sale of renewable energy are used to invest in renewable energy installations and to promote renewable energy use.  Purchases of renewable energy blocks ensure that more energy is supplied to the power grid from renewable resources such as wind, biogas, and solar power. 

For more on the residential Renewable Energy Program.....

For more on the Green Power for Business Program.....

Our Renewable Energy Program and Green Power for Business Program are Green-e Energy certified. Green-e Energy was established by the non-profit Center for Resource Solutions to provide information and an objective standard for consumers to compare renewable energy options, and to verify that consumers get what they pay for.  For more information, call 1-888-63-GREEN or visit www.green-e.org.