Unlike COVID-19, we know a lot about hurricanes and how they behave. So we know we are coming up to the statistical peak of the hurricane season. September 10 marks that point, so it is imperative we remain vigilant in our preparation. Learn about our recommendations for your electric and water service preparations here .Read more

During this challenging year, the New Smyrna Beach Utilities Commission is prouder than ever to stand with the community we serve as a public power provider. Your hometown utility team has not wavered in our commitment to reliable, essential electric and water services, while investing in relationships to build our community. Our Not-for-Profit status means revenues do not go to shareholders...Read more

A multi-agency project of UCNSB, City of New Smyrna Beach, Volusia County, and Edgewater to upgrade a half-mile stretch of 10th Street is set to start July 2020. The $10.4 million construction project will realign and widen 10th Street from two lanes to four lanes between Myrtle Avenue east to U.S. 1. P&S Paving, Inc. of Daytona Beach, one of two bidders, will perform the work. The work will...Read more

As part of our Customer COVID-19 Relief Plan, we suspended the fuel adjustment fee for May and June. We also suspended cutoffs for non-payment and late fees from mid-March - June. As of July 1, we have returned to normal collections. This means we have reinstated late fees, cutoffs for non-payment, and the fuel adjustment fee. However, the fuel adjustment fee is now at a lower rate than...Read more

As your trusted water and electric utility, UCNSB is committed to provide safe, reliable, and essential services. Now more than ever, it is vital you are confident that we have taken crucial steps to provide continuous service while protecting our customers, employees, and utility systems during this unprecedented national health and economic crisis. Customer Service and Bill Pay During this...Read more

The Utilities Commission has contracted Force Enterprises, Inc. to replace 400 feet of an existing 10” cast iron force main with 10” PVC pipe. The Contractor will begin mobilizing the week of May 11, 2020. The project is anticipated to take 3 weeks to complete. Most of the new force main will be installed east of the curb in greenspace. There is a required connection in asphalt at Andrews St.;...Read more

To continue our commitment to high water quality and to adhere to industry best practice standards, UCNSB has temporarily modified our disinfection process used to treat our drinking water. Beginning Wednesday, May 13 for an approximate six-week period, we will use chlorine instead of a chloramine residual in our treatment process. This process will allow us to maintain high water quality in all...Read more

Thanks to our IT and Executive Team, the Utilities Commission could continue regular business by conducting the 3/23/2020 UC Meeting electronically. Click the link below. Please note you, will need to add the recording password pFjM3kt3 Play recording (1 hr 25 mins)Read more