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  • What Should I Do With My Leftover Hurricane Supplies?

    What Should I Do With My Leftover Hurricane Supplies?

    With the danger of Hurricane Dorian behind us, you may have started to swing back into your normal routine at home. Kissimmee Utility Authority reminds you that hurricane season continues until November 30, with September being the peak month of the season for storm activity. It’s important to stay prepared and not wait for disaster…

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  • Report A Power Outage Quickly

    Report A Power Outage Quickly

    Report a power outage in seconds using ebill.kua.com. Customers can also manage their account and payment details.

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  • Hurricane Dorian: How to Prepare, Things to Do Before the Storm Hits

    Hurricane Dorian: How to Prepare, Things to Do Before the Storm Hits

    With Hurricane Dorian strengthening and still predicted to strike Florida’s east coast, Kissimmee Utility Authority wants to keep you informed to ensure you and your family are prepared. Below is a list of community resources and contact information to keep handy: Kissimmee Utility Authority (KUA) How to report a power outage to KUA: 1. EBILL:…

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  • What to Do With Your Pets During a Hurricane

    What to Do With Your Pets During a Hurricane

    While the first priority in any emergency situation should be ensuring the safety of yourself, your family, neighbors and friends, it’s important to remember the needs of non-human significant others. Family pets need care and attention during hurricanes, too. Keep this checklist handy to make sure you have not overlooked preparations to ensure their health…

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  • 6 College Dorm Hazards and How to Avoid Them

    6 College Dorm Hazards and How to Avoid Them

    There are more than 3,500 fires on college campuses every year. If you or a loved one is heading off to college this semester, Kissimmee Utility Authority reminds you to follow these simple tips to prevent electric accidents and fires: OVERLOADED OUTLETS | Do not overload extension cords, power strips or outlets. Use power strips…

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  • National Garage Sale Day

    National Garage Sale Day

    Tomorrow is National Garage Sale Day and a good reminder that it may be time to replace your home appliances to improve the overall efficiency of your home. While an appliance may not be running at maximum efficiency, selling it in a garage sale is an option for extra cash toward an upgrade. So, let’s…

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  • 6 Ways KUA Can Help Simplify Your Life

    6 Ways KUA Can Help Simplify Your Life

    National Simplify Your Life Week begins Sunday, and Kissimmee Utility Authority offers a variety of ways to keep you from feeling weighed down. eBill – KUA offers an easy-to-use ebill program, a convenient and environmentally-friendly way to receive, review and pay your monthly utility bill from any desktop, tablet or phone. No envelopes. No postage…

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  • How NASA’s Inventions for Apollo 11 Benefit Our Lives Today

    How NASA’s Inventions for Apollo 11 Benefit Our Lives Today

    This weekend marks 50 years since NASA first put a man on the moon, but many of the technologies invented for the groundbreaking Apollo space program are still used in our lives on Earth today. Here’s a list of some of the most interesting inventions: Attic Insulation. Insulating barriers made of metalized foil laid over…

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  • How Electricity Took Man to the Moon on Apollo 11

    How Electricity Took Man to the Moon on Apollo 11

    This month marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission to the moon and man’s first moonwalk. Astronauts Neil Armstrong, Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin and Michael Collins journeyed eight days in space. Armstrong and Aldrin walked the moon’s surface and conducted experiments while Collins piloted the command module in the lunar orbit during their 22-hour…

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  • 4 Heat Safety Tips for a Safe 4th of July Weekend

    4 Heat Safety Tips for a Safe 4th of July Weekend

    It’s going to be a hot and humid Fourth of July weekend as a heat wave continues to grip Central Florida. Heat indices will peak into the 100s each day for most of the weekend. Kissimmee Utility Authority offers these simple tips to help reduce heat-related illnesses during the heat wave: Drink plenty of fluids…

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