Heroes Wear Hardhats: April is Lineworker Appreciation Month

Marietta Power and Water is celebrating its line workers and their role in building, maintaining and restoring power service.  In an electrical emergency, lineworkers are first responders who risk their lives to serve our community.  Tho...

Marietta Power & Water to Suspend Service Disconnects until May 11th

Marietta Power and Water is committed to providing reliable service to its customers. Due to the uncertainty created by the public health crisis, Marietta Power & Water will not disconnect residential or commercial customers for nonpayment from March ...

Marietta Power and Water crews are diligently at work to maintain your utility service

Should you see us working near you, please give us a friendly nod or wave. We are working hard to maintain social distancing to keep us all safe.

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Covid-19: Protecting Your Power

We have emergency plans in place to help prevent and control the spread of infectious diseases that might impact our operations, including call centers, billing and power restoration. We are coordinating closely with local officials to ensure safe and rel...

Marietta Power and Water is open for business

Marietta Power and Water is open for business, but to mitigate the potential exposure to our employees and our customers, please pay your bill using our drive-through window, our online services at mariettapowerandwater.com or our automated phone service ...

Experiencing a problem with outdoor lighting?

Use this form to report non-emergency problems with outdoor lighting or check on the status of a previous Citizen Request.

Dial 911 for emergencies.  

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Plant Your Way to Savings this Earth Day - April 22

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of #EarthDay this year by caring for the planet and your plants.  Save water by mulching around plants to reduce evaporation and inhibit weed growth. Learn more about WaterSense landscaping tips.

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Do you know why it's important to always call 811 before your digging projects?

Every digging project, no matter how large or small, warrants a call to 811 to get underground utilities located and marked.  Every few minutes, an underground utility line is damaged because someone decided to dig without first calling 811. &...

Planting a beautiful yard this spring?

1. INSPECT sprinkler heads.  A broken one can waste 25,000 gallons of water in six months.
2. CONNECT hoses and pipes well.  A leak as small as the tip of a pen can waste 6,300 gallons of water per month!
3. DIRECT spray on landsc...