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reach customers who may qualify for the programs. The one -page <br />factsheet provided a quick snapshot of available programs, <br />eligibility requirements, how to apply and other valuable <br />information. <br />Following the direct mailer send, the City of Elk River received 17 <br />inquiries (with four households participating in the HRA program) <br />in 2023. "We had a great response with the Home Improvement <br />Resources direct mailer," Foss says. "To date, this is the City's most <br />successful initiative for increasing awareness of the HRA loan <br />program while simultaneously bringing attention to assistance <br />available through Tri-CAP." <br />Educating customers on public power <br />One of the biggest challenges for municipal utilities is explaining <br />what they do, how they operate and the value they provide to <br />customers. <br />For RPU, educating customers about their various programs, <br />services and sustainability initiatives is a priority. For example, the <br />utility runs entertaining commercials called Tips From Tony on the <br />local TV station. RPU Communications Coordinator Tony Benson <br />educates customers on utility programs and timely seasonal <br />topics. <br />"We're public power — we are owned by the people of Rochester," <br />Hanson says. "Engaging with our customers and educating them <br />on what we can offer as a public power utility goes a long way to <br />help us achieve our energy efficiency and sustainability goals." <br />Municipal utilities may be smaller in size, but they have a <br />tremendous impact on their communities. With their hyper -local <br />focus, engaging with customers is a balance of education, <br />community collaborations and impactful utility touchpoints. <br />
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