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The Memphis Light, Gas and Water (MLGW) Downtown Community Office will close for repairs at 4 p.m. on Friday January 3. All MLGW Community Offices have payment drop boxes for customers to pay by check or money order. Customers can also manage their accounts and make payments using MyAccount.
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Online Bill Payment - mlgw.com
On Monday, July 9, Memphis Light, Gas and Water's bill payment processing vendor experienced a world-wide server issue that temporarily disabled our online payment system. The system was restored within a few hours and is back online.
TVA and MLGW issue Energy Conservation Alert - mlgw.com
Jan 16, 2024 · Due to subfreezing temperatures throughout the southern United States and unusually high demand for electricity across the Tennessee Valley, TVA and MLGW have issued an “energy conservation alert” effective at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, January 16.
MLGW is prepared for extreme weather - mlgw.com
Memphis Light, Gas, and Water is taking proactive steps to ensure the safety and reliability of services for customers across the region. With a focus on preparedness, MLGW is fully equipped to handle the challenges of cold weather and winter storms.
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MLGW News Release
Nov 27, 2024 · Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division, in partnership with Neighborhood Christian Centers Inc., is once again distributing 200 electric blankets and a limited number of space heaters to eligible customers through the Power of Warmth program.
MLGW/TVA will use drones for infrastructure inspections
Jan 3, 2025 · Memphis Light, Gas and Water is working with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to complete inspections of utility poles, and utility pole equipment in the Orange Mound neighborhood. Inspections are set to begin Monday, January …
MLGW News Release
MLGW’s systems for power, water and natural gas are responding well to frigid temperatures. There has been no impact to our customers. Energy demand on Tuesday should be slightly less than it was Monday morning. The demand for energy will likely peak Wednesday morning across the Tennessee Valley.
MLGW provides steps to protect pipes from freezing temperatures
Jan 11, 2024 · MLGW does consider burst pipes an emergency. Customers can call 528-4465 to have water turned off. However, depending on demand, it could take some time for crews to respond.