ENERGY SAVING WORKSHOP

Rates have increased recently, and we want to offer ways to help you save energy in your home. Come and learn about energy saving tips with some tools to assist you in this effort.

FREE LED LIGHT BULBS!

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!

WE DID IT!

We did it! We reached our goal of paperless and autopay customers. Those individuals that sign up after February 1st to go paperless and autopay will no longer be charged $0.50 for ACH.

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT COMPLETED

The Capital Improvement project for Harriman Road and the Road Oak Acres has been completed!

GO PAPERLESS!

Paying online saves your light department significant money. We save on average $2.00 per bill if you use the paperless option.

APPLIANCE REBATE INCENTIVE PROGRAM

In an effort to improve energy efficiency in the Town of Merrimac, MMLD is pleased to offer residents who purchase energy efficient EnergyStar® appliances rebates to help offset the cost of qualified appliances.

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Customers that pay through their banks

It has come to our attention that customers that utilize their bank to pay their electric bill have been missing the Light department discount. Customers only receive a discount if they pay their bill before the 15th of the month. On several occasions and particularly...

Energy Saving Workshop

Join us at the Merrimac Senior Center for ourEnergy Saving Workshop!WHERE    Merrimac Senior Center, 100 E Main Street, Merrimac, MA WHEN     Wednesday, March 22 at 11:30amJoin us at the Merrimac Senior Center where Merrimac Light will be holding an Energy Saving...

Electric Vehicle Committee

Calling Volunteers! Do you have any interest in assisting the Merrimac Light Department in exploring the adoption of EV chargers and vehicles in our community? President Biden recently signed an executive order stating that 50% of all new vehicles by 2030 need to be...

Free LED Light Bulbs Courtesy of MMLD!

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!Stop in the office or come by the drive-up window to pick up your free light...

We Reached Our Paperless and Autopay Sign-Up Goal!

We did it! We reached our goal of paperless and autopay customers. Those individuals that sign up after February 1st to go paperless and autopay will no longer be charged $0.50 for ACH. That’s right, to pay by ACH with autopay will cost you nothing - but you need to...

Capital Improvement project for Harriman Road and the Road Oak Acres has been completed

The Merrimac Light Department along with the Light Department Commissioners are pleased to announce that the two-year Capital Improvement project for Harriman Road and the Road Oak Acres has been completed. This was a massive undertaking for our crew at Merrimac...

Merrimac Light Department 15% Rate Increase Effective November 1st, 2022

I am writing to you on behalf of the Merrimac Municipal Light Department, to inform you that, primarily due to increasing energy costs, we are increasing electric rates by 15%. You may have seen the headlines in the news regarding Eversource and National Grid and...

InvoiceCloud Online Signup Begins October 1st

Sign up for InvoiceCloud Paperless with Autopay and we will reimburse you for the .50 fee for 11 months on your first Autopay bill ( you must sign up for both). After 11 months Merrimac will pay that .50 monthly fee. InvoiceCloud is simply a new and more convenient...

Merrimac Old Home Days Event

Intern Jack Keller and Merrimac Municipal Light General Manager Mary Usovicz at Old Home DaysMerrimac Municipal Light Department participated in Merrimac's Old Home Days event that ran August. In addition to handing-out free energy-saving light bulbs, we were getting...

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Our Energy Saving Workshop of the Senior Center was a success. Seniors enjoyed learning how to save money and received energy savings tools. Thanks to the entire Senior Center staff for all their help. ... See MoreSee Less

Our Energy Saving Workshop of the Senior Center was a success. Seniors enjoyed learning how to save money and received energy savings tools. Thanks to the entire Senior Center staff for all their help.

Linemen Installing New Streetlight!

At Merrimac Light, Safety is one of our top concerns. We have determined that the lighting on West Main street by Merrimac Heights Academy would be well served with an additional streetlight. The road curves and there is limited existing streetlights in that location specially near a school.
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Linemen Installing New Streetlight!

At Merrimac Light, Safety is one of our top concerns.  We have determined that the lighting on West Main street by Merrimac Heights Academy would be well served with an additional streetlight.  The road curves and there is limited existing streetlights in that location specially near a school.

Matt Schwom crewleader, fixing fuse in Alton, NH.

The following MLPs were assisting HN coop. Our two linemen were joined by Groveland, Ipswich, Georgetown, Danvers, Rowley, Concord, Wakefield, Marblehead. Wellsley, Braintree, Middleton, Littleton, Reading, Hudson, Norwood, Mansfield, Attleboro, and Tauton.

According to New Hampshire coop, "Tremendous progress has been made. Yesterday morning approximately 11,000 members were without power and around 180 events. This morning, we have about 250 out with 50 events. We are basically down to singles. Our crews will be heading back today in time to celebrate St. Patrick's Day!
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Matt Schwom crewleader, fixing fuse in Alton, NH.

The following MLPs were assisting HN coop. Our two linemen were joined by Groveland, Ipswich, Georgetown, Danvers, Rowley, Concord, Wakefield, Marblehead. Wellsley, Braintree, Middleton, Littleton, Reading, Hudson, Norwood, Mansfield, Attleboro, and Tauton.  

According to New Hampshire coop, Tremendous progress has been made. Yesterday morning approximately 11,000 members were without power and around 180 events.  This morning, we have about 250 out with 50 events.  We are basically down to singles. Our crews will be heading back today in time to celebrate St. Patricks Day!

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Way to go, guys! Stay safe.

Awesomeness!

You don’t see a guy on hooks much anymore.

Go Matt!

Two of Merrimac's finest Linemen Matt Schwom and Tyler Crawford have responded to Mutual Aid request to assist the town of Alton, New Hampshire to restore power to their community. We wish them well to address the needs of our fellow residents up North!
Great job guys!
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Two of Merrimacs finest Linemen Matt Schwom and Tyler Crawford have responded to Mutual Aid request to assist the town of Alton, New Hampshire to restore power to their community.  We wish them well to address the needs of our fellow residents up North!
Great job guys!

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Call MMLD if you’re experiencing flickering lights or outages. Never touch down power lines or any items that have fallen on the down lines. The best choice is to call us and allow our team to address any issues. Your safety is our major concern. Stay safe! ... See MoreSee Less

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Great information thank you. Hope all employees stay safe

MMLD lineman team getting closer to completion of recloser project to enhance reliability. ... See MoreSee Less

MMLD lineman team getting closer to completion of recloser project to enhance reliability.

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Great job 👍 be safe

Great job ! Please stay safe !

Keep up the good work! and stay safe.

Thank you! Stay safe.

Thanks, guys!

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Join us on Wednesday, March 22 at 11:30am at the Merrimac Senior Center for our Energy Saving Workshop! Rates have increased recently, and we want to offer ways to help you save energy in your home. Come and learn about energy saving tips with some tools to assist you in this effort.

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