Princeton Public Utilities has earned the American Public Power Association’s Safety Award of Excellence for safe operating practices in 2023. The utility earned Gold status in the category for utilities with 15,000-29,999 worker-hours of annual worker exposure.
Last night there was a water main break on 7th Avenue. The call came in around 8:30pm and, while we were all sleeping, PPU staff worked through the night to fix it l. They finished around 4:30am. Thank you water department! We are lucky to have such a great and dedicated crew.
Get your “Be Bright” discounted energy-efficient LED bulbs from Coborn’s for as low as $0.25 per bulb, while supplies last. 2023 is our FINAL YEAR for offering discounted LED bulbs! https://t.co/JdgXvub4ho
ENERGY EFFICIENCY AT SUNKEN SHIP BREWERY
Sunken Ship Owner Teresa Smith receives a rebate check of $3,950 from Princeton Public Utilities. Teresa shared, “It was interesting to learn how much we could save using energy efficient equipment. This is a significant savings for us.”
LED LIGHTING MAKEOVER AT GREATER LIFE
Pastor Mike Brooks recently completed an LED lighting retrofit project in the church, administrative offices, and community room. This project qualified for a $1,217 rebate from Princeton Public Utilities.
We were excited to be a part of Glenn Metalcraft's (GMI's) groundbreaking for their new 140,000 sq ft facility (GM Keith Butcher, GMI's Joe Glenn, PUC Richard Schwartz, PUC Jack Edmonds, PUC Dan Erickson, Water Superintendent Scott Schmit, and GMI's Dan Patnode). #PublicPower
Water Superintendent Scott Schmit was a guest speaker recently at the Princeton High School. Along with the Minnesota Rural Water Association, they showed that water and water treatment is interesting.
Students brought in water from home and tested it themselves.
Princeton Public Utilities was recently awarded for our outstanding safety practices by the American Public Power Association. We would like to thank all of our staff for their commitment to safety!
One of our engines arrived via train and then was rolled into place back in 1962. The engine was so large we had to build the building around it! This engine is still in use today!