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03.31.26

Infrastructure Replacement Program 2025 Progress Report

Significant progress was made in 2025 toward replacing and upgrading critical gas and water infrastructure. Through our infrastructure replacement program, District crews replaced 2.1 miles of cast iron gas mains, and District and contracted crews replaced 15.5 miles of high-risk water mains. Additional miles were proactively inspected and assessed for future replacement needs. Since the...

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03.02.26

Mains and Services: What’s Yours? What’s Ours?

WATER MAINS AND SERVICE LINES Main: The large pipe laid in or along a street. The main is four inches or more in diameter with a fire hydrant attached to it. M.U.D. is responsible for water mains. Corporation: A valve connecting the main to the water service line. M.U.D. is responsible for the corporation. Service...

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02.07.26

February 2026 News & Updates

Support Utility Assistance at Annual Fundraiser. The 19th annual Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth is Saturday, March 7. The event raises funds to support utility assistance programs for M.U.D. and OPPD customers. Various participation options are available, including virtual. Donations and sponsorship opportunities are also available. Learn more and register at heatthestreetsomaha.org....

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02.03.26

Metropolitan Utilities District Manages January Cold Snap While Protecting Customers from Higher Natural Gas Costs

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01.23.26

Register for Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth by Jan. 31 to Receive Early Bird Discount, while Helping Utility Customers in Need

Omaha Public Power District and Metropolitan Utilities District encourage the community to make a meaningful impact this winter by registering for the Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth. Funds raised through the event provide vital utility bill assistance for customers experiencing financial hardship, helping ensure families can keep their homes warm and their lights...

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01.02.26

January 2026 News & Updates

Board Approves 2026 Budget and Rate Changes. M.U.D.’s 2026 budget, which was approved at the December Board of Directors meeting, continues to fund investments in critical infrastructure to ensure the public utility is positioned to serve community growth. Also approved were changes to the natural gas and water rates, with the average residential gas and...

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12.08.25

December 2025 News & Updates

Round Up and Help Out. You can help your friends, family and neighbors in need by rounding up your bill! It’s simple and a few cents add up. Plus, your contribution is tax deductible and goes directly to those in our community in need of help with their utility bill. Write “Round Up” in the...

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12.08.25

Omaha 2026 Sewer Use Charges

Omaha 2026 Sewer Use Charges Effective: January 1, 2026 How Your Omaha Residential Sewer Bill is Calculated The City of Omaha sets sewer use rates and is responsible for the sewer system. The Metropolitan Utilities District (M.U.D.) is the billing agent that invoices and collects sewer use fees and provides them back to the City....

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12.03.25

M.U.D. Advances Water and Gas Infrastructure Upgrades in 2026 Budget Plan

The Metropolitan Utilities District (M.U.D.) Board of Directors today approved the 2026 budget, which continues funding for critical infrastructure investments that provide safe, reliable and cost-effective natural gas and water services to the region’s growing communities. The Board also approved natural gas and water rate increases to support operations and essential system improvements. For 2026,...

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