Recent News From Summit Utilities

Summit Utilities is working in partnership with state and local public safety officials to address issues related to Friday’s storms.

LITTLE ROCK, AR -- On Tuesday, March 21, 2023, the class action lawsuit against Summit Utilities was dismissed and the Judge denied Plaintiff’s Motion for Temporary Restraining Order.

Summit Utilities Arkansas (Summit) participated in Keep Little Rock Beautiful 14th Annual Citywide Cleanup on March 10th, 2023.

On December 20, 2022 Summit Utilities Oklahoma (Summit) committed to supporting the Oklahomans with hunger relief with a $5,000 donation to the Lawton Food Bank. This donation will help fund the Lawton Food Bank’s mission to provide kid-friendly food to children in the area that are facing food insecurity while school is out for the holiday break.

Summit Utilities Arkansas (Summit) has committed to supporting the Watershed Human and Community Development Agency of Little Rock and the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance each with $15,000 in grant donations. These donations will help fund the Watershed’s Holiday Food and Toy Basket Drive and the Hunger Alliance’s No Kid Hungry Campaign.

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas (December 20, 2022) - With freezing temperatures upon us, Summit Utilities (Summit) is committed to keeping its customers safe and warm. Over the next few days, “arctic blasts” across the country will bring some of the coldest weather in decades to millions of Americans.

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas (November 17, 2022) –Summit Utilities Arkansas (Summit) was honored with the award of “Outstanding Volunteer Group” from the Texarkana Harvest Regional Food Bank. The award was bestowed upon Summit for its outstanding commitment and dedication to the Texarkana community throughout 2022.

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas (November 1, 2022) – Summit Utilities Arkansas (Summit) announced that rising energy costs across the United States and the world are impacting the cost of gas for its customers this winter. While natural gas is still more affordable than other heating alternatives, this year’s cost of natural gas will be higher than what customers saw in the 2021-2022 winter heating season.