Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant - TMLP

06/17/2026

TMLP offices will be closed on Friday, June 19th in observation of Juneteenth. Thank you.

06/16/2026

Our online payment system is back up and running. Thank you for your patience!

06/16/2026

Our online billing and payment system is currently down and we are actively working to resolve the issue. We will let you know as soon as the system is back up and running. Visit the link below for different payment options. Thank you!

We offer many different ways to pay your bill! You can pay in person, by mail, on the web or over the phone!

06/08/2026

Looking for ways to better understand your home’s energy use? TMLP offers free Home Energy Assessments through Energy New England.

ENE’s Energy Advisors will evaluate your home’s energy performance and provide personalized recommendations that may help you reduce energy use and manage utility costs.

Visit here to get started: https://www.tmlp.com/177/Home-Energy-Assessment

06/02/2026

Starting June 5 and ending September 4, office hours at our Customer Care office at 33 Weir Street are as follows:

Monday - Thursday: 7:30am to 4:30pm
Friday: 7:30am to 11:30am

We will be closed on Friday's the weeks of Juneteenth and July 4 to observe the holidays.

We hope everyone has a great summer!

05/29/2026

TMLP was out and about in the community in the month in May! We had a blast at Leddy Preschool Adventure Day and Merrill School Community Day, and we met our future professionals at Taunton High School and Galligan School Career Days.

05/21/2026

TMLP offices will be closing at 11:30am on Friday, May 22, and will be closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day. Thank you.

05/15/2026

⚡Our linemen represented TMLP at the Northeast Public Power Association 2026 Lineworker Rodeo!⚡

The rodeo took place in Lincoln, NH and brought together lineworkers from across the area to showcase their skills, teamwork, safety, and dedication to the trade.

05/11/2026

It's important to plant the right trees in the right place. Large trees
like maple, oak, spruce, and pine should never be planted near
overhead utility lines.

Instead, plant small trees such as redbud, dogwood, and crabapple,
making sure they are less than 15 feet when mature. These types of
trees are best to plant 25 feet away from electric utility wires.

Remember to contact Dig Safe anytime you dig for any type
of project. Call 811 or visit DigSafe.com

04/30/2026

Our online billing system will be down TODAY (April 30) from 9am to noon for an update. When the system is back online, we will be accepting Discover and Amex as forms of payment. Thank you.