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municipal electric utilities

New program from Minnesota Municipal Utilities Association helps small public power towns like Hecla, SD meet local challenges.

Teylor Diegel and Korbin Kucker complete training at Mitchell Tech and return to work for hometown municipality.

MMUA's Karleen Kos uses a familiar lyric to underscore the value of keeping power local and residents protecting what they have.

Roundup of bills being monitored by Heartland and municipal leagues in SD, Minn., Iowa and Nebraska for their impact on public power.

Public power offers local control, community focus and affordability, backed by data found in APPA's 2025 Public Power Statistical Report.

Upcoming webinars, workshops and conferences offer training and practical guidance for municipal, utility and city leaders.

Public power communities offer 5 distinct advantages: transparency, revenue, efficiency, tailored programs and local ownership.

More households are motivated by cost AND the environment when making energy decisions. Power Forward can help.

Protect municipal electric employees with custom, flame-resistant gear from Heartland's customer-exclusive store.