Business Account Meetings#
Hosted by Utilities Business Resource Team, Business Account Meetings occur throughout the year, updating targeted customers on pricing adjustments, current projects and future plans.
Previous Meetings#
Fall 2023 Business Account Breakfast#
Fort Collins Utilities' 2023 Fall Business Account Breakfast took place on Tuesday, Oct. 24.
Topics for this breakfast included:
- Sustainable Business Program Launch
- Water Efficiency Success Stories with Parks
- Rates Changes
- Our Climate Future: Efficient, Emissions-Free Buildings
Fall 2022 Business Account Meeting#
Fort Collins Utilities' 2022 Fall Business Account Meeting took place in October.
Topics for this business meeting included:
- Allotment Management Program success story
- 2023 utility rates
- City Give philanthropic partnerships overview
- Outdoor lighting and night skies
Proposed Water Development Fee Increases Presentation#
Like most water providers across Colorado, Fort Collins Utilities is facing rising costs to acquire and develop water resources. To reflect cost increases in how development is assessed for water supplies, Utilities will recommend that City Council consider fee increases for 2022. This presentation is geared towards those who have plans to develop or redevelop a property.
Valentine’s Day Weekend Cold Weather Discussion#
Interested in learning how the frigid temperatures during Valentine’s Day weekend impacted electric and water utilities? Fort Collins Utilities and Platte River Power Authority discuss the demand for energy, the power generation of each supply (coal, natural gas, wind, solar and hydro) and the 'call for conservation' to our customers.
Did You Know?
Installing occupancy sensors where lights frequently are left on when no one is present can help save money and energy.
Visual indicators of algal blooms in waterbodies often include: surface scum, foam, floating algae mats, off-colors and/or the presence of dead fish.
Stormwater pollution is the number one cause of water pollution in the country, and you can help prevent it.