College Station Utilities

The City of College Station recognizes the dedicated professionals of College Station Utilities and Utility Customer Service during Public Power Week. Our employees are the foundation for the reliable service and electric system infrastructure that allows our community to thrive. More than 55 million Americans – and 5.1 million Texans – are served by community-owned energy.

College Station Utilities has earned the Cybersecurity Accelerator Program designation from the American Public Power Association, recognizing its cybersecurity practices and commitment to maintaining reliable electric service. The APPA awarded the inaugural designation to 60 public power utilities nationwide. The designation is valid for two years.

Beginning with the invention of the Edison lightbulb in 1879, electric linemen have kept the nation energized. The City of College Station joins the U.S. Congress in recognizing Saturday as National Lineman Appreciation Day in honor of the hard-working folks who protect public safety by keeping our power on.

The City of College Station is encouraging utility customers to make billing simpler and more convenient by enrolling in Paperless Billing through the Customer Portal.

On Sunday at 6 a.m., State Highway 6 and its access roads will be briefly closed in both directions between Southwest Parkway and Harvey Road. The closure is expected to last no more than an hour as crews address conflicts with electric infrastructure related to the State Highway 6 widening project.

In this week's "What's Up, College Station?" Energy Program Advisor Ethan Falcon of College Station Utilities shares ways to lower your electric bill, highlights CSU’s rebates and energy audits, and explains how “phantom energy” increases costs.

At 5:30 a.m. on Sunday, State Highway 6 and its access roads will be briefly closed in both directions between Southwest Parkway and Harvey Road. The closure is expected to last no more than an hour as crews address conflicts with electric infrastructure related to the SH6 widening project.

Kim Voitier has been promoted to assistant director of College Station’s electric utility, Director Glenn Gavit said Thursday. She has served as the administration manager at College Station Utilities since 2021 and is in her 23^rd year with the City of College Station, working in three departments.

A water line leak on Olympia Way Tuesday afternoon left 150 units out of water in the Sutter’s Mill Condos. Unfortunately, the water line was deeper than expected, making excavation more dangerous, especially in extremely wet soil. The repair work will resume early Wednesday. 

The City of College Station recognizes the dedicated professionals of College Station Utilities and Utility Customer Service during Public Power Week. Our employees are the foundation for the reliable service and electric system infrastructure that allows our community to thrive.