Fayetteville Public Utilities hosted its first Student Utility Board mee

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More than 130 students from across Tennessee experienced our nation's capital as part of the

Fayetteville Public Utilities water and sewer customers will see increases of six-percent in water rates and 11-percent in sewer rates on July 1 as recommended by the Municipal Technical Advisory Serv

Citing a combination of increasing costs of cable programming and increa

What do you think the chances are that you have a connection to Fayetteville Public Utilities' distribution water system that could threaten public safety?

Two Lincoln County High School students, Hannah Gray and Matthew Jeans, have been selected to attend the 2010 Youth Leadership Summit in Nashville, TN, March 15 - 17.  The Youth Leadership Summit is

Seventeen high school juniors and seniors toured Fayetteville Public Utilities in December as part of

The employees of Fayetteville Public Utilities will once again be recycling your live Christmas trees into useable mulch in the Grind a Pine recycling event.

Fayetteville Public Utilities again receives national attention as it was featured in the November/December 2009 issue of Public Power.

Now through December 18, you can donate canned and non-perishable food items in the Harvest of Hope Food Drive sponsored by Fayetteville Public Utilities.

Since the digital TV conversion began earlier this year, Fayetteville Public Utilities and its cable customers have experienced technical problems with the reception of Nashville's Channel 5.

Fayetteville Public Utilities was recently featured in the Fall 2009 issue of Energy Today, a utility magazine that is circulated in North America energy markets.

In the September 23rd board meeting, Fayetteville Public Utilities approved rate increases for its water and sewer services.

After 31 years of working in the water industry, Jack Atchley retires from Fayetteville Public Utilities.

 

The TVA Board last week approved a 2010 budget of $10.2 billion for operating expenses and $2.3 billion in capital investments.

You’ve seen it offered by other providers, but now Fayetteville Public Utilities offers it, too!

After reaching its final decision, Fayetteville Public Utilities (FPU) has announced this week that it will increase local electric rates by 2