Community Energy Savings Days are called for when demand for electricity is expected to be high. This can occur during very hot or very cold weather, when homes and businesses are using high amounts of electricity at the same time. Read on...
With 40% of the City's electricity being produced from renewable resources, you can feel good about plugging in. If you are considering an EV, use AMP’s WattPlan tool to provide valuable information and help you make an informed decision. Additional Info...
Rooftop solar is permitted in Bowling Green. We've created a Rooftop Solar: Is It Right For My Home? web page to serve as a starting point for Bowling Green electric customers considering whether or not rooftop solar is right for them. Read on...
The Harris ACE platform provides utilities and their customers data-driven tools that enable customers with personalized and actionable solutions that heighten energy cost awareness and promote energy and water efficiency. Click here to create Utility Insights account...
The City of Bowling Green Parks and Recreation Department is pleased to announce the return of Lunch in the Park. Lunch in the Park is a series of events on Fridays throughout June and July from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm in City Park. Read on...
Bowling Green has had a longstanding Ordinance banning the sale of and discharge of fireworks. Despite the new state law, going into effect this weekend, it is illegal to discharge or shoot off consumer-grade fireworks in the City of Bowling Green. Read on...
In observance of the Independence Day holiday, all non-24 hour City facilities, including the Bowling Green Community Center, will be closed on Monday, July 4th. The City Pool will be open. Refuse and recycling collection will be delayed by one day. Read on...
