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  • Three North Little Rock Electric Buildings Achieve
    LEED® Certification

    The City of North Little Rock announced today the achievement of the first milestone in its commitment to the U.S. Green Building Council’s (USGBC) Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification. Under City Ordinance 8271, LEED certification is required for all new and renovated City properties over 5,000 square feet. The newly renovated campus of the North Little Rock Electric Department is the first to be certified under the City program. Expanding from one existing building, the new campus has made it possible to bring all Electric Department services together in one location. LEED principles were applied to the … Continued


  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Ordinance 1953 – North Little Rock Electric’s agreement with the City of Sherwood.

    What exactly is being voted on May 14th – What does a ‘for’ or ‘against’ vote mean?

    FOR, means approval of Sherwood City Council’s vote on Ordinance 1953
    AGAINST, means Sherwood City Council must revisit this energy issue

    If the Current vote of the City Council on Ordinance 1953 stands what does
    that mean to Sherwood Residents?

    Those Sherwood Residents currently with…

    • NLR Electric will remain with NLR Electric
    • Entergy will remain with Entergy
    • 1st Electric Coop will remain with 1st Electric Coop

    Who is allowed to vote in this special election?

    All Sherwood residents who are registered voters

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  • Tele-Town Hall on Sherwood Ordinance 1953 Set for May 6, 2013

    Public, Media Invited to Call In with Questions, Concerns

    WHO: Mayor Joe Smith, City of North Little Rock
    Mayor Virginia Hillman, City of Sherwood
    WHAT:  Tele-Town Hall
    WHEN:  6:30 p.m., Monday, May 6, 2013
    WHERE: Via phone at 877-229-8493 PIN 111549 or
    Register online at PowerSherwood.org

     

    During the tele-town hall, North Little Rock Mayor Joe Smith and Sherwood Mayor Virginia Hillman will address and take questions from Sherwood citizens regarding the May 14 election on ordinance 1953. The tele-town hall will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, May 6, and the mayors will be available to answer citizens’ questions about the election and the contract between the City of Sherwood and North Little Rock Electric Department.

    Residents of Sherwood can also register online at PowerSherwood.org, and we’ll include them on the call. Or you may listen in by calling in at 6:30 p.m. at 877-229-8493 and entering the personal ID number of 111549.

     


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Free Home Energy Evaluations

Is your home as energy efficient as it can be? Whether your home is newly-built or vintage, unseen problems such as leaky ducts or poorly-sealed doors and windows waste energy and money.

If you are customer of North Little Rock Electric Department, you can get a FREE home energy evaluation pinpoint where your home is losing energy and give you ways to correct these problems.

A certified, bonded energy professional will walk through your home to show you where it may be losing energy. Then, he will provide you information about ways to fix these problems so you can save energy and money.

To register for a free walk-through energy evaluation call the Energy Evaluation Line at 501-992-4034 to set up an appointment. Or register online by filling out the form below.

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A leader environmentally-conscious municipal power use

NLRED’s vision is to empower our customers with solutions and options that increase energy efficiency, protect the environment, and to provide safe, reliable and reasonably priced power.

North Little Rock Electric Department (NLRED) is a leader in sustainable, environmentally-conscious municipal power use. We have a dual responsibility to protect our natural resources and to provide safe, reliable and reasonably priced power. On average, almost fifteen percent of the entire NLRED Service Territory electric use is provided by the Murray Hydro Generating Plant, located on the Arkansas River at the base of the Big Dam Bridge and the Two Pines Landfill Waste to Methane electricity generating station operated by Waste Management, Inc.

North Little Rock Electric - Here to Help

The North Little Rock Electric Department is Arkansas’ largest municipal electric utility, providing reliable service to more than 36,000 residential, commercial and industrial customers in the cities of North Little Rock and Sherwood.

North Little Rock Electric is dedicated to providing time-sensitive outage and emergency information as quickly as possible and helping its customers reduce their electric bills and their impact on the environment through energy efficiency.

Customer Service

North Little Rock Electric’s customer service department is open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to assist you with questions about billing, starting, transferring and disconnecting services, or anything else relating to North Little Rock Electric’s services.

Customer Service
501-975-8888
120 Main St.
North Little Rock, AR 72114

Mailing Address
Utility Pament Department
North Little Rock City Services
PO Box 936
North Little Rock, AR 72115

Automated Outage System
1-888-728-4004

Business Office
501-372-0100

Department Contact Information

North Little Rock Electric personnel are listed below. Click on a name to send an email message.

Name

Department

Phone

Fax

Jason Carter Interim General Manager (501) 372-0100 (501) 992-4002
Ron Osburn Operations Manager (501) 992-4063 (501) 992-4002
Eric Heinrichs Systems Electrical Engineer (501) 992-4086 (501) 992-4002
Mike Daniels Service Supervisor (501) 992-4045 (501) 992-4005
Scott Springer Distribution Design Supervisor (501) 992-4061 (501) 992-4016
Jackie Halsey Hydro Plant Supervisor (501) 771-1783 (501) 753-3021
Richard Pozza Electrical Code Enforcement (501) 992-4081 (501) 992-4005
Okey Dillon Vegetation Management Supervisor (501) 992-4025 (501) 992-4002
Jill Ponder Energy Conservation/Demand Side Management (501) 992-4071 (501) 992-4002
Jim Crowly Streetlight Foreman (501) 992-4046 (501) 992-4040