Paducah Power System is a municipally owned electric distribution utility serving approximately two-thirds of all residents within McCracken County including the City of Paducah. Geographically, PPS service area covers 47 square miles with 22,500 total residential, commercial and industrial customers.
Paducah Power System’s mission has always been to provide the most reliable electric service at the lowest rates possible. Customer focus is vital in providing the citizens with a public utility in which they can be proud.
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Three Win Scholarships Paducah Power System has awarded $6000 in scholarship money to local graduating seniors. The scholarships were for one student attending any public Kentucky college or university and two students attending West Kentucky Community and Technical College. Kelsey Gage, Maxwell Croft and Joshua Meredith each received $2000 scholarships. Gage is a graduate of Reidland High School and plans to attend WKCTC where she will begin pharmacy studies. She was an officer in several school organizations including president of the marching band and represented Reidland High School at Quad State. Gage is the daughter of Barbara and Gary Gage. Heath graduate Maxwell Croft will start pre-medicine studies at WKCTC. Croft was a member of the track team, chairman of the music committee at Olivet Baptist Church and involved in several community service projects. He is the son of Jacqueline and Greg Croft. Joshua Meredith graduated from St. Mary and plans to attend the University of Kentucky and major in biology. Meredith was an Eagle Scout and a member of the St. Mary baseball and soccer teams. He is the son of Loretta and Mike Meredith. Paducah Power awards the scholarships annually. The application process for the 2011 scholarships will begin in December. Sign up For Budget Billing One way to help manage your monthly electric bills is to sign up for budget billing. With budget billing you know what your bill will be nearly every month. This program allows you to pay the same amount every month for 11 months. On the 12th month, your account is balanced to reflect the actual usage. To qualify, you must have had service at your current address for at least one year, and your account must have a zero balance. Enrollment is open during August and September for our residential customers. New budget billing customers will receive their first budget billing on their October bill. Existing budget billing customers do not need to reapply for the program each year. Budget billing customers will not be allowed to make payment arrangements. Accounts that receive penalties for late payments are subject to being taken off the budget program. For more information, call 575-4000 and ask for a customer service representative.
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