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See a streetlight out, call 621-LITE (5483)

See a streetlight out, call 621-LITE (5483)

See a streetlight out, call 621-LITE (5483)

See a Streetlight out, call 621-LITE (5483)

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Cleveland Public Power's commitment for more than 110 years, is providing reliable and affordable energy and energy services to residents and businesses of the City of Cleveland.

Three key outcomes to reach this standard are accountability and responsiveness to customer concerns and priorities; being open to innovation and a commitment to a “green city on a blue lake,” while ensuring affordability that supports the bottom line.

Customers

Being accountable and responsive to customer concerns and priorities

Innovation

Innovation through our renewable energy resources including new hydro and offshore wind power generation

Affordable

Offering reliable and affordable service that supports your bottom line

Latest News

Crews from Orville, Hudson and Wadsworth power line up in front of a line truck

AMP crews provide support with storm restoration

August 16, 2024 – Cleveland Public Power crews received a helping hand from American Municipal (AMP) member utilities Hudson, Orville and Wadsworth to restore the more than 34,000 CPP customers who lost power following the Tuesday, August 8 storm.

Cleveland Public Power urges customers to use energy wisely during heat wave!

CLEVELAND – The National Weather Service has issued an Excessive Heat Warning beginning today at 11 a.m. and extending through Friday, June 21 at 8 p.m.

Tree limbs blowing under windy conditions.

Cleveland forecast calls for high winds, frigid temperatures

The National Weather Service in Cleveland has issued high wind warnings for Cuyahoga County from 4 p.m. Friday until 1 a.m. Sunday. Winds could reach gusts up to 50 mph at times.

Are you having trouble paying your bill? Winter reconnect season is open

Fall is officially here, and temperatures are falling just like the beautiful leaves. With colder temperatures, homes are chilly, prompting the use of space heaters and furnaces to keep warm.