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Current News: Click here for news archivesFriday, June 27 , 2008Rhode Island Good Neighbor Energy FundThis year's RIGNEF was a great success! Pascoag Utility District's General Manager, Theodore Garille was Chairman this year which gave PUD the opportunity to be more directly involved in the process. The fundraising goal this year was $500,000. We are proud to report that the RIGNEF exceeded its' goal and raised over $800,000. This helped serve more than 1,600 RI Families. Thank you to all of our customers that donated to this worthy cause! Please visit our photo gallery for pictures! Friday, May 30, 2008Burrillville Highschool Conservation KitsBHS Student's in Mr. Chuck Boucher's Class came to the District Office on May 30th to present their Conservation Projects that have been a year long process. The students made conservation kits thatincluded energy saving devices to install in homes. The class also put together a video, deomonstrating how to install each piece of equipment. After the presentation, everyone enjoyed a barbeque lunch! Also we would like to say good bye to Mr. Chuck Boucher who will be retiring from Burrillville Highschool this year. Pascoag Utility District will miss you! Thank you for all the hard work you have put into the program over the years! We appreciate it greatly! Wednesday, May 7th, 2008Welcome to Pascoag Utility District's new website! Our main goal of the website was to make information more readily available to our customers. The website has many new features that we hope you will find helpful. You can now complete a service request form online if you need: a street light repaired, are discontinuing your service, or need your trees trimmed near power lines. In our "Conservation" section you will find many energy saving tips to help lower your electric and water bills and you can find out how you can save money with our "Energy Star Rebate Program". We have also added a feature that allows home owners and business owner's access to specific information regarding their residential and business accounts. We are excited about the website and hope you find it useful. If you have any suggestions on how we can better serve you, please send us your comments by visiting the Suggestion Box page of our site. Coming in 2009, View and Pay Your Bill Online will be available to all electric customers! Thank you for visiting Pascoag Utility District! |
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