WPPI told the advisory board it is transitioning away from coal and planning for a mix of renewables, batteries and possibly SMRs; Peters cautioned that large data-center demand and limited market supply make opportunistic procurement necessary.

Finance staff reported May revenues exceeded expenses and highlighted about $270,000–$290,000 returned to the community via Focus on Energy. Utility staff also reported an all‑time electric peak (33.2 MW) and described a temporary biosolids plan after dryer equipment was found defective, saying landfilling at 20% dryness would cost about 10% of hauling to Ellsworth.

Water/wastewater superintendent Bradley Vic told the Utility Advisory Board the Consumer Confidence Report shows no current detections of lead, and the city must inventory an estimated 1,300–1,500 unknown service lines by July 1, 2027, under EPA and Wisconsin DNR rules.

Council secures funds to replace outdated 1940s well generator with modern portable unit

Team proposes new circuit to increase power capacity for Man Valley and DeSantis Park.

River Falls announces a 3.73% increase in residential electric rates following commission approval.

City awarded diamond safety honor for outstanding water quality management and public safety.

Fabric discusses difficulties in obtaining diverse quotes about the cat market.

Utility company highlights exceptional outage response time and ongoing system improvements.