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Did You Know?

  • You can report a street light outage using our Assistance Request System or by calling 742-8230.
  • Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFLs) - An energy saving alternative to standard (incandescent) light bulbs, CFLs use less wattage to give you the same lighting power as a larger wattage standard bulb.
  • Lightning kills nearly one hundred people every year in the United States and injures hundreds of others. When you first notice an upcoming storm, remember that lightning usually precedes rain. Go to the nearest building or car and stay inside until the storm has passed. Do not wait until the storm begins to take cover. Protect yourself and your family by moving to a safe place. Stay in the safe place until signs of lightning and thunder have been past for thirty minutes.
  • light poleThe light poles along Boomer Lake walking trail are now numbered to assist pedestrians when reporting non-working lights. Call 742-8230 or use the online Assistance Request System and note the pole number of the non-working trail light.
  • The City of Stillwater now offers Net-Metering for customers that generate electricity from renewable resources such as wind and solar. Click here for more information.

Customer Service

Want to establish service with Stillwater Electric Utility?

Service can be established in person at City Hall, 723 S. Lewis. For information on what to bring, deposit policy and other necessary information call 742-8245 or visit our Establish Service page.

Have billing questions?

Contact the Billing Department at 742-8252

Need to make payment arrangements?

Contact Customer Service at 742-8246

Want to Auto-Pay your utility bill?

Our Auto-Pay page will provide instructions

Want to pay your utility bill on-line?

Our On-line Payment page will help you do it

Want info on fees charged by Stillwater Electric Utility?

Our Fees page has information on fees associated with electrical service from Stillwater Electric Utility

Need to report a street light out?

Use our Assistance Request system to let us know about it

Planning new construction which will be served by Stillwater Electric Utility?

See our Electric Service Rules for guidance