Water Works and Lighting Commission

 

About the Water Works and Lighting Commission

Located on the banks of the Wisconsin River in the Central Wisconsin community of Wisconsin Rapids, the Water Works and Lighting Commission (WW&LC) is a utility that serves 40,000 residents.

After the purchase of the Consolidated Water and Power (CWP) territory, on December 7th of 2007,  WW&LC now meters over 13,000 electric and water services to parts of the Town of Grand Rapids (including Kellner), the Village of Biron, the Town of Plover, the Town of Seneca, the Town of Sigel, the Town of Grant, one customer in the Village of Port Edwards, a lighting customer in the Village of Rudolph, and the entire City of Wisconsin Rapids. (Prior to the purchase of CWP, for economic reasons,  three customer had elected to stay with CWP for their electric service after annexing to the City of Wisconsin Rapids.)