We’re dedicated to informing our customers of the benefits of public power versus investor-owned utilities like National Grid, and one of the major benefits is the difference in cost.
We understand that our customers want to save as much energy as possible to reduce their monthly electric bill. To assist in that effort, MMLD will be handing out free LED light bulbs!
By Sabrina Shankman | The Boston GlobeChristine Moreau and Andrew Feland live just 10 miles from each other, but their household utility bills are worlds apart. Moreau lives in Worcester and gets her electricity from two for-profit companies, a third-party energy...
The current office needs extensive repairs. Ratepayer money spent making them will not yield a positive return on investment. Attend the town meeting on April 27th at 7:30pm at the Sweetsir School and help us secure a 2/3 vote, seeking positive passage of the town meeting Article to sell 10 W. Main Street and consolidate our operations to 20 Federal Way.
Damali Ramirez | WCVB5 WASHINGTON —The vast majority of states saw an increase in electricity kilowatt-hour prices in December from the year prior, according to the latest data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The largest spike was in the District of...
MMLD is proud to announce a fourth round of funding for Electrify MerrimacHow it Works!In 2023, MMLD launched a program to provide an opportunity for Town Departments and Non-profits to submit proposals to enhance energy efficiency or improve illumination for various...
December 2025 – February 2026 is registering as the coldest winter in ISO-NE since 2014. Between 1/25 – 2/7, New England’s power system experienced its most challenging operating conditions since the winter of 2017/18. Due to the extremely cold temperatures, ISO- NE...
MMLD is proud to support those who keep our community safe. 🚒
Thanks to funds raised through the Merrimac ⚡️ Light Department’s Street Light Program, we were able to donate $19,000 to the Merrimac Fire Department. These funds will help maintain licensing for critical EMS and fire equipment—ensuring everything stays ready when it’s needed most.
With budget constraints putting some of this equipment at risk, we’re grateful to step in and help. A big thank you to our commissioners for their swift support in making this happen.
Together, we’re helping to keep Merrimac safe. ⚡️💙🚒
Pictured are: MMLD General Manager Mary Usovicz, MMLD Commissioner Ed Davis, MFD Chief Larry Fisher and MMLD Commissioner Norman Denault ... See MoreSee Less
On Tuesday, April 21st at our monthly Merrimac Light Commissioners meeting we had the pleasure of extending our sincere thanks to Commissioner Norman Denault for a remarkable 29+ years of service. His long-standing dedication, leadership, and commitment to the community has made a lasting impact.
Norm’s contributions over nearly three decades have helped guide the organization with stability and vision, and that kind of service is truly appreciated.
If you see him around town please wish him all the best in his retirement.
🎉🎉🎉THANK YOU NORM!🎉🎉🎉
Pictured (left to right) are: Merrimac Light Commissioners Ed Davis, Norm Denault and Kenny Rhudick and Merrimac Light General Manager Mary Usovicz. ... See MoreSee Less
On National Lineman Appreciation Day, we recognize the invaluable service of our Linemen. We extend our sincere appreciation daily for their commitment to providing reliable electricity and safeguarding our community. They are a remarkable team, and we are privileged to have them. Thank you, Billy, Matt, Tyler, Nate, and Isaac. We are grateful for all that you do! ... See MoreSee Less
Just a friendly reminder that MMLD will be closed on Monday, April 20 for Patriots Day! Good luck to all of those running the Boston Marathon and Let's go Red Sox! ... See MoreSee Less
Please be aware that Mayer Tree has begun their annual power line tree trimming. They’re currently in the area of Church Street, Highland Road and Harriman Road with a Merrimac Police Detail. Slow down if you’re in the area. Than you! ... See MoreSee Less
Hello Merrimac, On behalf of Ripple Fiber, Collaborative Synergetics will be doing work in Merrimac over the next 3 weeks. Their work includes photographing poles, verifying addresses, and mapping out potential drops from poles for connecting homes. ... See MoreSee Less
Have you had an opportunity to drive by Town Hall today? The building's appearance is particularly festive, thanks to the diligent efforts of Merrimac Fire, in commemoration of Merrimac’s 150th anniversary tomorrow. Join us in celebration on April 11th from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in front of Town Hall. ... See MoreSee Less
Ripple Ripple Ripple all over Merrimac… Here we are on ________ St doing more work for Ripple Fiber on a beautiful Friday. Hope everyone can join us in celebrating 🎉 Merrimac’s 150th Birthday 🥳 tomorrow night (April 11th) from 6 to 8 in front of Town Hall 🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less
If you received a solicitation from Smart Energy, a competitor of National Grid, via mail, please note that it does not apply to Merrimac Light customers. Please disregard this mailing. ... See MoreSee Less
MMLD is proud to support those who keep our community safe. 🚒
Thanks to funds raised through the Merrimac ⚡️ Light Department’s Street Light Program, we were able to donate $19,000 to the Merrimac Fire Department. These funds will help maintain licensing for critical EMS and fire equipment—ensuring everything stays ready when it’s needed most.
With budget constraints putting some of this equipment at risk, we’re grateful to step in and help. A big thank you to our commissioners for their swift support in making this happen.
Together, we’re helping to keep Merrimac safe. ⚡️💙🚒
Pictured are: MMLD General Manager Mary Usovicz, MMLD Commissioner Ed Davis, MFD Chief Larry Fisher and MMLD Commissioner Norman Denault ... See MoreSee Less
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On Tuesday, April 21st at our monthly Merrimac Light Commissioners meeting we had the pleasure of extending our sincere thanks to Commissioner Norman Denault for a remarkable 29+ years of service. His long-standing dedication, leadership, and commitment to the community has made a lasting impact.
Norm’s contributions over nearly three decades have helped guide the organization with stability and vision, and that kind of service is truly appreciated.
If you see him around town please wish him all the best in his retirement.
🎉🎉🎉THANK YOU NORM!🎉🎉🎉
Pictured (left to right) are: Merrimac Light Commissioners Ed Davis, Norm Denault and Kenny Rhudick and Merrimac Light General Manager Mary Usovicz. ... See MoreSee Less
1 CommentsComment on Facebook
On National Lineman Appreciation Day, we recognize the invaluable service of our Linemen. We extend our sincere appreciation daily for their commitment to providing reliable electricity and safeguarding our community. They are a remarkable team, and we are privileged to have them. Thank you, Billy, Matt, Tyler, Nate, and Isaac. We are grateful for all that you do! ... See MoreSee Less
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Just a friendly reminder that MMLD will be closed on Monday, April 20 for Patriots Day! Good luck to all of those running the Boston Marathon and Let's go Red Sox! ... See MoreSee Less
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Please be aware that Mayer Tree has begun their annual power line tree trimming. They’re currently in the area of Church Street, Highland Road and Harriman Road with a Merrimac Police Detail. Slow down if you’re in the area. Than you! ... See MoreSee Less
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Hello Merrimac,
On behalf of Ripple Fiber, Collaborative Synergetics will be doing work in Merrimac over the next 3 weeks. Their work includes photographing poles, verifying addresses, and mapping out potential drops from poles for connecting homes. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Have you had an opportunity to drive by Town Hall today? The building's appearance is particularly festive, thanks to the diligent efforts of Merrimac Fire, in commemoration of Merrimac’s 150th anniversary tomorrow. Join us in celebration on April 11th from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in front of Town Hall. ... See MoreSee Less
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Ripple Ripple Ripple all over Merrimac… Here we are on ________ St doing more work for Ripple Fiber on a beautiful Friday. Hope everyone can join us in celebrating 🎉 Merrimac’s 150th Birthday 🥳 tomorrow night (April 11th) from 6 to 8 in front of Town Hall 🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less
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If you received a solicitation from Smart Energy, a competitor of National Grid, via mail, please note that it does not apply to Merrimac Light customers. Please disregard this mailing. ... See MoreSee Less
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