The City’s Municipal Electrical Aggregate will end in December, 2025. During this year’s bidding process, the City was unable to secure through the aggregate process a lower rate than Ameren. Residents on the City’s aggregate will automatically return to Ameren at a lower rate.  You still have the option to choose an electrical supplier other than Ameren, within two months, although Ameren will remain your provider.

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In a bid to revitalize its economy and bolster its workforce, the City of Effingham has taken a significant step forward with the adoption of a comprehensive Housing and Economic Recovery Plan. This initiative, fueled by the Research in Illinois to Spur Economic Recovery (RISE) grant, marks a pivotal moment in Effingham's journey towards growth....

What is the Comprehensive Plan? A municipal comprehensive plan is a foundational document that outlines a community's vision, goals, and policies for long-term planning and development. Elected and appointed officials use the document for planning decisions by identifying challenges, providing solutions, and establishing a process for orderly growth. The plan can include a variety of...

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