Bryan Municipal Utilities

09/04/2026

BMU will be closed Monday, September 7 in observance of Labor Day.

We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable holiday as we recognize the people whose hard work keeps our community moving every day.

We’ll reopen Tuesday, September 8 and resume normal business hours.

Happy Labor Day from everyone at Bryan Municipal Utilities!

09/03/2026

☀️ It’s another scorcher, Bryan—let’s beat the peak!

With high temperatures driving up regional electricity demand, BMU is asking customers to voluntarily reduce electric use today from 2–6 p.m.

Peak demand can affect BMU’s transmission and capacity costs for the next year—so using a little less electricity during these critical hours can help keep everyone’s electric bills lower.

A few easy ways to help:

• Turn off unnecessary lights and appliances.
• Raise your thermostat to 78 degrees, if possible.
• Close blinds and drapes to block the sun.
• Delay laundry and dishwashing until after 6 p.m.
• Unplug computers and chargers you aren’t using.

Small changes really do add up. Thank you for helping Bryan beat the peak!

Questions? Call BMU at 419-633-6100.

09/03/2026

⚡ PEAK SHAVING TODAY FROM 2–6 P.M.! BMU customers have REALLY stepped up during peak shaving. The changes may seem small—but wow, they help!
Thank you for pitching in again today. Bryan, you’re the coolest! 😎

09/03/2026

Hot Tips from American Municipal Power, Inc.!

It’s another hot day, which means electric demand will be on the rise. Here are some ways you can help lower your energy usage and help your community while temperatures are high.

Find more energy efficiency tips here: https://www.amppartners.org/members/amp-currents/

09/02/2026

(SOUND UP! 😉) BMU Customers - You’re doing great! Thanks a watt! ❤🔌⚡💡

09/02/2026

⚠️ ENERGY USE ALERT — PLEASE CONSERVE NOW UNTIL 6 P.M. TODAY

Energy demand is climbing quickly across the AEP region. Bryan Municipal Utilities is asking customers to reduce electricity use now through 6 p.m.

Even small changes can help:

Delay laundry, dishwashing and other high-energy activities until after 6 p.m.
Turn off unnecessary lights and electronics.
If possible, adjust your thermostat a few degrees.
Avoid running large appliances during this critical period.

Please help us reduce peak energy demand this afternoon. Every little bit helps.

Thank you for your cooperation!

09/02/2026

Hey Bryan - sharing this because we love a Fall Cleanup like the persnickety detail people we are.

09/01/2026

Come on Bryan - Let’s shave a little off the top of future energy rates.

09/01/2026

(SOUND UP 😉!) Peak Shaving is underway! Hot days like this one help determine future electric costs. If we all reduce our usage a bit now through 6pm, it can make a big difference in future costs.

09/01/2026

September is National Preparedness Month.

Severe weather and power outages don’t always give us much warning, so now is a good time to make sure your household is ready.

Do you have emergency supplies? Enough water and food that doesn’t require cooking? A way to stay informed if your phone isn’t available?

Take a look at the checklist and see how prepared you really are.

Throughout September, BMU will be sharing more information to help customers prepare for storms, outages and other emergencies
A little preparation now can make a big difference when you need it.