Recent News From Summit Utilities

Summit Utilities, Inc., the parent company of Summit Utilities Arkansas and Colorado Natural Gas (CNG), has been recognized with Southern Gas Association’s (SGA) 2024 Emergency Management Award for its outstanding response to recent natural disasters in Arkansas and Colorado. In Arkansas, Summit's swift action following the March 31, 2023, Little Rock tornado secured public safety and the integrity of the gas system. Meanwhile, in Colorado, CNG acted quickly to protect critical infrastructure as forest fires threatened residential areas.

Calling 811 before any digging projects is crucial to protect yourself and your community

Calling 811 before any digging projects is crucial to protect yourself and your community

Summit Utilities Oklahoma (Summit) is announcing its community giving grant program, Summit Cares, will officially open its online application Monday, June 3, 2024. Summit encourages non-profit organizations that serve in its service territories to apply online here. Summit Cares will choose qualifying non-profit organizations to receive the grant funding.

Summit Utilities Arkansas (Summit) is announcing its community giving grant program, Summit Cares, will officially open its online application Monday, June 3, 2024. Summit encourages non-profit organizations that serve in its service territories to apply online here.

Kurt Adams, President and CEO of Summit Utilities, Inc. (Summit), released the following in response to the passing of Summit Board Member Benny Petrus: "We are deeply saddened to hear of Benny Petrus's death, and our hearts go out to his family, friends, and all who were touched by his remarkable life."

Summit earns Industry Leader Accident Prevention Certificate for eighth year in a row

Central Arkansas Master Naturalists (CAMN) and Summit Utilities (Summit) are proud to partner on the Tree Replacement Project to revitalize greenery in Pulaski County following the March 2023 tornado.

University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB) and Summit Utilities Arkansas (Summit) are proud to announce an energy efficiency partnership that led to UAPB receiving nearly $40,000 back in rebates.

On Thursday, Summit Utilities Arkansas (Summit) filed a request for a rate increase with the Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC). As part of the approved settlement agreement of Summit Utilities’ acquisition of CenterPoint Energy’s assets in Arkansas, the APSC required Summit to file a rate case.