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Electricity


Electric Emergencies
Downed power lines, power outages, inoperative streetlights or other emergencies should be reported to City Dispatch at 630-420-6187.
 
Electrical Generator Safety
The City of Naperville is highly concerned about the electrical safety of their customers and employees. To support a safe work environment it is essential to work with the city to obtain a permit if you are planning to connect or have already connected an emergency electrical generation service to the electrical wiring system of  your house or property.
 
Electricity, Water and Wastewater Service
Naperville's Department of Public Utilities provides electricity, water and wastewater service. This page includes information on connection procedures and rates.
 
Estimated Electric Utility Billing
Beginning May 1, 2010, the City of Naperville will begin estimating some residential and commercial utility bills every other month.
 
Illinois Municipal Electric Agency (IMEA)
On February 1, 2007, the City of Naperville became the 30th municipality to join the Illinois Municipal Electric Agency.
 
JULIE
Before you plant trees or shrubs, erect a fence, or undertake any construction work, state law requires anyone digging to call JULIE (Joint Utility Locating Information for Excavators) for cable locations.
 
Landscaping for Energy Efficiency
The Morton Arboretum has developed a landscape plan that employs best practices for planting trees and other shrubbery to optimize energy efficiency at your home.
 
Renewable Energy Program
For as little as $5 per month, you can make a difference for future generations by enrolling in the city's Renewable Energy Program.
 
Utility Bill Payment
Naperville Utility Billing information including payment options, bank draft application, budget billing application and an introduction to Naperville E-bill.
 
Utility Meters
The City reads electric and water meters on a monthly basis. Meter readers wear city identification badges.