Slinger Utilities is a municipally owned and operated electric and water utility, serving around 2,700 customers and counting, in Slinger, Wisconsin. We strive to provide low-cost, reliable service with a community-focused, personal touch. We are your friends and neighbors who share your values and understand your needs.
Slinger Utilities was founded in 1907. While a lot has changed over the past century, the focus of the utility has not. Today, we still offer our customers some of the lowest electric rates in the area - rates significantly lower than those in territories that are served by most investor-owned utilities. And, since we live and work in the community, we provide reliable energy with superior customer service.
Slinger Utilities also provides our customers with clean, high-quality water that meets or exceeds all state and federal standards. Our water quality and capacity are monitored by well-trained system operators.
Local Utility Ownership
Slinger Utilities is dedicated to meeting our customers’ needs while helping to make the community a better place to live and work. We are one of the country's 2,200 public power systems — a utility owned by the community it serves.
As a non-profit public power utility, we have one main purpose — to provide customers with the best services at the lowest possible cost.
Local Control
The Village Board decides how to operate Slinger Utilities. This local representation and control allows all citizens to have a voice in how our utility can best meet the community’s needs.
Committed to our Community
We are proud to be your locally owned and operated utility.
As neighbors, we take our responsibility to you very seriously. We know you want reliable power at an affordable cost. You also want a utility provider who cares enough to go the extra mile today…and who has the know-how to build for tomorrow.
Hamilton and Staff, a respected, national public opinion research firm, recently conducted an independent nationwide poll to learn what people think of public ownership of utilities. The results were simple: "A majority of U.S. consumers believe that public power is more concerned about the environment, offers lower rates, allows more control over utility operations and has better service than private power companies. The public believes local ownership of electric utilities plays a strong role in the electric industry."
We agree.