The closure of the multi-use trail has been extended another two weeks due to material delivery issues.The expected completion date is now April 24.Read more

The electric service reliability project in Sugar Mill is progressing, with expected completion by the end of May. We understand the importance of a timely conclusion, so we have brought in additional crews from Pike Electric - a contractor we already utilize on our system. The project will move forward quickly with added resources, as has been the case with other successful utility projects we...Read more

Auditors presented the 2020 Financial Report to the Commission at the March regular meeting, and we are pleased to announce once again this year, the report shows that the UC is on solid financial footing. Read all about it here.Read more

We are a proud sponsor of the HUB on Canal's Chalk It Up event Saturday, Feb. 27. Come see local students' masterpieces showcasing what it means to conserve our natural resources together. More information on the event is available at The Hub on Canal's website.Read more

Be safe when using space heaters. Every year, they cause 25,000 residential fires, 300 deaths, and 6,000 contact burns. Remember to: Only purchase heaters with the Underwriter's Laboratory (UL) label. Choose a thermostatically controlled heater to avoid the energy waste of overheating a room. Select the right size heater. Do not purchase oversized heaters. Most heaters come with a general sizing...Read more

Florida has celebrated Arbor Day since 1886 and has one of the first Arbor Day celebrations in the nation, on the third Friday in January. This year that is January 15. This early date is perfect for planting trees in our area. The trees have time to start establishing themselves before the typical dry spring months of March, April and May. Did you know trees are invaluable resources for energy...Read more

Customers will see Asplundh Tree Experts around our community helping to keep leaves, branches, and limbs out of our electrical distribution and service lines. Please allow them to work safely in the public right-of-ways and easements. They do not trim vegetation on private property. Check out our Projects page here to find out more information about trees and your electrical service.Read more

To continue our commitment to high water quality and to adhere to industry best practice standards, the Utilities Commission, City of New Smyrna Beach, Florida, will temporarily modify our disinfection process used to treat our drinking water. Beginning Monday, November 9, 2020, for an approximate six-week period, we will use chlorine instead of a chloramine residual in our treatment process...Read more