June 29, 2022
Director of Electric Utilities:
Kevin Maynard
kmaynard@cityofmarshall.com
Purchasing Agent/ Energy Optimization:
Christy Ramey
cramey@cityofmarshall.com
Hours:
7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
Phone:
Electric: 269.558.0329
Utility Bill: 269.781.3967
Fax:
Electric: 269.789.4628
Location:
Public Services Building
900 S. Marshall Ave.
Marshall, MI 49068
Mailing Address:
Marshall Town Hall
323 W. Michigan Ave.
Marshall, MI 49068
Electric Department
Common Solutions
- Marshall's Electric History
- Energy Depot
- Marshall Power Plant
- Michigan South Central Power Agency (MSCPA)
- Net Metering Policy and Application
- Kalamazoo River Hydroelectric Project
Resources
- Temporary Electric Service for Parks ~199 KB
Use this permit to get electricity turned on at various parks throughout the City.
- Downed Powerlines ~134 KB
- 2021 Energy Optimization Annual Report ~111 KB
2021 Energy Optimization Annual Report as reported to the MSCPA.
- Net Metering Application ~265 KB
- MSCPA Renewable Energy Annual Report 2020 ~204 KB
- Utility Rates effective 7/1/21 ~1030 KB
Utility Rules and Regulations
- Net Metering Policy ~479 KB
If you have an Electrical Emergency please call (269) 781-8631
The City of Marshall Power Plant is located on the Kalamazoo River in Marshall, Michigan. Municipally owned and operated since 1893, the City of Marshall utility system is the third oldest hydroelectric utility system operating under its original ownership in the United States. In 1982, the Michigan South Central Power Agency (MSCPA), a municipally owned utility, formed to serve five member communities: Marshall, Clinton, Coldwater, Hillsdale and Union City.
Marshall provides competitive rates and reliable service to an average of 4,500 residential and 662 light industrial and commercial customers. Marshall's peak electric load is, on average, 26,912kw. Operated with 4 Power Plant staff and 10 electric distribution staff, the Electric Department provides safe and reliable electric service 24 hours a day and 7 days a week including a 45-minutes response time to outages and new service hook-ups within 24 hours notice.