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The MLGW President's Briefing, scheduled for Thursday, December 20 at 11 a.m. has been cancelled. The noon Board of Commissioners luncheon and the 1:30 p.m. Board of Commissioners public meeting will take place as scheduled. MLGW is the largest three-service public power utility in the
At a time when temperatures drop and heating costs begin to rise, the need for utility assistance in the community increases drastically. MLGW's Gift of Comfort utility assistance program could be the perfect gift for a loved one this holiday season. The program provides a means for individu
MLGW's Annual Moratorium is now underway. It runs through Monday, January 14, 2008. During this time, MLGW will not disconnect service to customers due to non-payment unless there is an issue of customer safety or theft. Though MLGW does not cut off customers during this period, those with e
MLGW warns customers of scam
December 7, 2007
Some MLGW customers are receiving scam e-mails saying that the Memphis Light, Gas and Water Federal Credit Union owes them a refund. The e-mail asks the customer to fill out a form which includes personal information to receive the refund. MLGW is warning customers not to reply to the e-mail or
The International Quality & Productivity Center recognized MLGW University as the "Best New Corporate University" during the 4th Annual Corporate University Best In Class (CUBIC) Awards in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. MLGW University is designed to enhance the professional and perso
Beginning this week, Memphis Light, Gas and Water Meter Readers will sport new bright yellow shirts and jackets. The switch from the old uniforms was mainly based on safety and customer awareness. The new shirts and jackets are American National Standards Institute (ANSI) approved high visibilit
The Memphis City Council yesterday approved MLGW's $1.7 billion operating budget for 2008. By a vote of 7-5, the Council also approved rate adjustments that include a temporary one-year rate decrease in the electric division and modest increases to natural gas rates beginning in January and water r
Memphis Light, Gas and Water has won the Mid-South Minority Business Council's (MMBC) prestigious Corporation of the Year award, while MLGW's Supplier Diversity Coordinator Kimberly Lehew received the MMBC's Advocate of the Year honor. The MMBC's 2007 Robert R. Church, Sr. Achievement Awards were p
As Mid-Southerners prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday, the temperatures are forecasted to take a dramatic drop. MLGW reminds customers that by wisely using energy they help to keep costs down. “Customers need to be careful as we approach this colder weather and the holiday weekend. If you ar
As Mid-Southerners prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday, the temperatures are forecasted to take a dramatic drop. MLGW reminds customers that by wisely using energy they help to keep costs down. "Customers need to be careful as we approach this colder weather and the holiday weekend. If you are
Memphis Light, Gas and Water will host a Winter Moratorium program sign-up event on Tuesday, November 13, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Charles Powell Community Center on 810 Western Park Drive. This event is for those aged 60 and over only, and will feature refreshments, giveaways and assistance wi
Memphis Light, Gas and Water has been nominated for the Mid-South Minority Business Council's (MMBC) prestigious Corporation of the Year award. MLGW's Supplier Diversity Coordinator Kimberly Lehew received a nomination for MMBC's Advocate of the Year. The MMBC's 2007 Robert
With temperatures expected to be near or below freezing tonight, MLGW reminds its customers that blocking outside air from entering your home will help you save on your energy costs. "Anywhere there are cracks around doors or windows is a place where you are losing energy," said MLGW E
Without objection, the Memphis City Council this evening approved Jerry Collins to be the next President and CEO of Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division. He becomes the tenth person to lead the utility. Collins, a registered Professional Engineer, has led the City of Memphis Public Works Divis
MLGW customers can now opt to receive online bills as part of the utility's new My Account services. The service is free to all MLGW customers. Customers who enroll in eBilling, an optional paperless billing service that issues email notification rather than mailing a printed bill, can also
Memphis Mayor Willie W. Herenton announced today that he will nominate MLGW Interim Chief Utility Officer Jerry Collins to serve as President of the utility. Collins has served as Interim Chief Utility Officer since June. In his current position Collins oversees the day-to-day operations of the u
Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division is offering The Business of Being a Church, a hands-on, educational seminar for ministers and administrative personnel of local churches. The seminar will be held on Friday, Nov. 2, 2007, from 9 a.m. - 2:45 p.m. at the MLGW Training and Development Center at 49
The MLGW Board of Commissioners today approved a $1.7 billion operating budget for 2008. Highlights of the budget include a temporary one-year weather credit in the electric division and modest increases in natural gas and water rates. This is the first rate increase proposed by MLGW in four years
The Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division Board of Commissioners voted today to enhance the utility's credit policy. Changes to MLGW's deposit policy include an option of including the deposit amount on a customer's first bill. If required, a residential customer's initial securi
Celebs join Plus-1 campaign
October 15, 2007
Award-winning actor Samuel L. Jackson, Memphis Tigers basketball head coach John Calipari and Memphis Grizzlies Guard Rudy Gay have volunteered their talents to raise money and awareness of energy conservation and Plus-1, a MIFA-run program which assists families in crisis in Memphis and Shelby