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power programs,are just a few of those services offered by my local utility. Also,they help the <br /> environment by supporting renewable energy generation resources through wind and solar power and <br /> the recycling of methane gas produced from decomposing garbage to produce electricity to supply its <br /> customers. <br /> Because of their vested interest in the communities they serve,there are many ways municipal <br /> utilities provide significant contributions that strengthen the local economy. Municipal utilities provide <br /> financial contributions to the city that in turn help to keep property taxes down. In addition,the sharing <br /> of personnel,equipment and supplies with other city departments or projects promote the efficiencies <br /> within local governments.Also, municipal utilities can serve as a valuable tool for economic <br /> development.The flexibility to negotiate incentives and a prestigious RP3 award demonstrating the <br /> reliability of quality service are major advantages for the community in attracting and retaining <br /> commercial and industrial customers. Local ownership provides for local employment which means the <br /> customer's utility dollars stay in the community supporting the local economy. <br /> In the end, public power does exactly what its name suggests; it puts power in the hands of the <br /> public. Municipal utilities are good for all of us! <br /> 63 <br />
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