Category: Blog
Category: Blog
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KUA Launches New Customer Portal
Kissimmee Utility Authority launched its new customer portal, my.kua.com, allowing customers to manage their KUA services through a comprehensive set of tools in a user-friendly dashboard. The new portal gives customers the ability to view and pay bills, which was previously done through eBill, along with enhancements such as the ability to start, stop…
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NOAA Hurricane Forecast Warns of a Very Active Season Ahead
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s outlook for the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season indicates that an above-normal season is most likely, with the possibility of it being extremely active. The outlook calls for a 60% chance of an above-normal season, followed by a 30% chance of a near-normal season and a 10% chance of a…
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Our Environmental Commitment
Being good stewards of the environment means we care for the land, air, water, and wildlife in the community we serve. Kissimmee Utility Authority protects these resources while meeting our customers’ demand for electric service. Below are some of the ways we carry out this responsibility. Waste reduction and recyclingFor KUA, landfills are a last…
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Childproof Your Home Against Electrical Hazards
Whether you’ve recently welcomed your first baby, or already have a full house, it’s vital to keep your home electrically safe for the little ones. Unintentional injury is one of the top killers of children in the United States, but prevention can eliminate almost all of these injuries. Kissimmee Utility reminds you to take proper…
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12 Electrical Safety Tips for Boat Operators
Although boating is considered to be a carefree activity, there are many electrical hazards that need to be considered before leaving the dock. Reduce the risk of electric shock drowning and common boat electrical hazards with these handy tips from Kissimmee Utility Authority: Don’t allow yourself or anyone else to swim near the dock when…
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Energy-Saving Tips for Easter Cooking
Preparing a holiday meal for your family this Easter? There are many ways to save energy in the kitchen that require little extra effort.Consider these nine simple tips from Kissimmee Utility Authority to help keep your energy costs down during your celebration: When using an electric oven, cook as much of your meal in it…
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Digging Into Spring Yard Projects? Remember To Call 8-1-1
Safe digging is everyone’s responsibility. But when someone decides to take shortcuts, weekend projects can lead to power, internet, phone and cable outages, injuries and sometimes worse. That’s why it’s so important (actually, it’s the law) to have buried utilities in your yard located and marked before you dig. Here are the 5 steps for…
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Tips to Reduce Household Energy Use During COVID-19 Pandemic
With more people remaining at home for extended periods of time because of the coronavirus outbreak, households may see an unexpected increase in their monthly energy usage. Kissimmee Utility Authority understands the increasing financial hardships facing families and businesses and offers these helpful room-by-room tips to reduce home energy costs: Living/Family Room * Lower the…
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Kissimmee’s “Electric Cowboys” to Compete in Statewide Rodeo on Saturday in Tallahassee
These twelve linemen from Kissimmee Utility Authority will compete against linemen from other utilities across the state in Saturday’s 20th annual Florida Lineman Competition in Tallahassee. Hosted by the Florida Municipal Electric Association, the day-long rodeo allows electric linemen to demonstrate their skill, safety and teamwork in a series of timed events based on traditional…
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Space Heater Safety
With the cooler weather in Kissimmee sticking through the weekend, KUA reminds you to exercise caution when using space heaters. Check out these tips to keep yourself and those around you safe: Before using any space heater, read the manufacturer’s instructions and warning labels carefully. Inspect the heater for cracker, broken plugs or loose connections…