City Water, Light & Power

SPD in part attributes the decline to various city programs dedicated to the analysis of crime statistics to target crime prevention efforts.

And next, City Water Light and Power has issued notice that starting this Monday, October 19th, westbound traffic on North Grand Avenue in Springfield will be closed between 15th and 19th streets to allow for water main relocation work as part of the Springfield Rail Improvement Project.

Weather permitting, the relocation work is expected to take several days.

CWLP is recommending motorists plan ahead for detours and remain cautious near work zones.

And they can tell you all they want, Sam, "Oh, we're getting rid of those coal fire plants," but they're lying to you 'cause they're buying that same coal fire plant.

Instead of buying it right out of City Water Light and Power that's got the scrubbers, they're buying it out of Missouri, or they're buying in Indiana that doesn't have as clean a scrubber as we have right here in Illinois.

So I've got another bill in that's gonna say, "Hey, we've gotta postpone this SEJA and FEJA stuff because it's not working.

We don't have the infrastructure in place, uh, to make this clean energy thing happen." I'm all for clean energy, but you better have the infrastructure in place before you do it.

Then you cross over, you're now in New Berlin School District.

So, you have both City of Springfield Utilities, CWLP, Ameren Gas, New Berlin Schools.

School bus comes right in, picks up right in the subdivision.

Kinda nice.

And then after that I played Corey league and my dad was the coach.

Um, I think CWLP actually was the sponsor.

We were, we were called the warning lights if I remember correctly.

And, uh, We were good.

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More than 7,300 City Water, Light & Power customers on the west side of the city were without electricity for more than an hour Sunday evening.

CWLP reported a lightning arrester in the old Jacksonville Road substation failed.

That was after seven PM, but the utility said power was restored to all locations by 8:25.

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Live 97.7 to 970 WMAY news headlines.

More than 7,300 City Water, Light & Power customers on Springfield's west side were without electricity for more than an hour on Sunday evening.

CWLP reported a lightning arrestor at the Jacksonville Road substation failed after 7:00 PM, but the utility says everybody was back up with electricity by 8:25.

Springfield City Council advanced an ordinance this week allowing City Water, Light, and Power to request state funds from a no-interest grant to fund lead water service line replacement.

If CWLP is awarded that loan, it would effectively be a grant because it would automatically be forgiven.

The IEPA has estimated the project cost at $4.5 million, according to city officials, and the funding would allow the city to effectively double its replacement rate for the estimated 9,000 remaining lead service lines in the city.

West Nile virus contributed to the death of a Shelby County man, according to the county's health department.

City officials said the IEPA estimated the project cost at $4.5 million.

The funding would allow the city to effectively double its replacement rate for the estimated 9,000 remaining lead service lines in the city.

Although CWLP began planning for the lead line removal before the requirements were drafted, the utility has previously warned the city council that at a rate of just 500 lines per year, it would not meet a 10-year state deadline to replace all lead lines.

West Nile virus contributed to the death in September of an 86-year-old man in Shelby County, according to the county's health department.