Marshall Municipal Utilities
Marshall, Missouri
"Providing Hometown Reliability"
MMU Office Building
Come by our office and discover just how we provide hometown reliability, or simply click on the subjects on the menus above and at left. Each link will take you to another section of our site with more detailed information about our electric, water, wastewater collection, internet, and natural gas transportation utility services. Use the Site Map link for a complete listing of all pages on the site.
Mission Statement:
Provide reliable utility service for our owners at the lowest reasonable cost; Maintain and operate facilities that will assure safe, dependable electricity, potable water, wastewater treatment, broadband services, and natural gas transportation giving due consideration to conservation and environmental impacts; Plan for the future to assure adequate resources with progressive but sound economic reasoning.
Board of Public Works Meeting
May 12, 2022 at 8:30 a.m.
Due to the ongoing pandemic:
The Board of Public Works will conduct its regular open session at the MMU Service Center conference room located at 1459 W. Arrow Street, Marshall, Missouri.
Social Distancing will be practiced. Click here to see the agenda. This and future meetings will be live streamed at:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrXtgDtfY4jnyXpk_9KTL7g.
There will be a special Board of Public Works Meeting with the Marshall City Council and Mayor to be held Wednesday evening, May 11th, 2021 in Room 3 at the Martin Community Center at 1985 S. Odell Ave. This meeting is in addition to the regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday morning, May 12th, 2021 at the Service Center conference room, 1459 W. Arrow Street. Click here to see the agenda.
Home Energy Audit
MMU now has several tools available to analyze your homes energy efficiency. There is a home energy calculator as well as appliance, lighting, and television energy use calculators. There is also a home energy reference section that allows you to explore energy information and tips. There is even a section called the Kid's Korner - which is fun for adults too!
Proper Tree Selection
The International Society of Arboriculture website has lots of good information about trees. On their site, there is a link to TreesAreGood.com, a site that will give specific information on planting trees around utility lines.
Energy Conservation
Be sure to check out our Energy Conservation tips page. Not only will you be helping the environment, you will be saving money on your utility bill!
Reporting Problems
MMU could use your help! If you spot an electrical problem that needs our attention such as a street light being out, go to our Problem Report Form to let us know about the problem. It is a very simple form where you can describe the problem and email it to us.
Web Based Email
Customers of our Internet Service can get to their email from any internet connection through a web based system called RoundCube. To get to your email, enter your entire email address in the Username field, and then enter your password that was established when you signed up for the account.
Electric Meter Readings
One of the newest features of our website is the ability to see your Electric Meter Readings on a daily basis. You will need to get the 8 digit serial number from the back of your meter. You can then see your daily electric usage.
Current Fiber Grant Status
There have been big changes in our Internet Department recently. In addition to getting a Grant to extend our service to other areas of the county, the Board of Public Works at it's February 25th meeting approved even faster speeds at the same low cost. Some of our customers currently on tier 2 will need new equipment in their house. If you are on the tier 2 plan ($45) and your media converter has white tape on it, give us a call and we will replace it for free immediately. If your box has green tape on it, the upgrade will happen automatically.
Those living in the grant areas may wonder why the price is $30 higher for the first two years. Click here to see a pdf file explainig the reason.
Alert of High Energy Prices for Winter 2021/2022
Marshall Municipal Utilities is predicting that utility costs will be higher for the upcoming winter season. The utility wholesale markets are based upon supply and demand - with limited supplies, prices go up. Get more info about it here.
This web site was designed as a service to provide the public with information about our company. We are always striving to improve the quality of information and services available. Please feel free to contact us with any opinions or concerns you may have.