Mark Howery Retires
Mark Howery Retires
Mark Howery, Electric Troubleshooter Crew Leader, recently retired with almost 28 years of service with Greenville Utilities. Mark was responsible for one of our Troubleshooter Crews that provide 24/7 response to electric system emergencies on a weekly rotation. During regular hours, they perform...
GUC Bills Get Makeover
GUC Bills Get Makeover
In late March, Customer Relations unveiled a new bill design to make customer’s bills easier to read and understand. The move is part of an ongoing effort to communicate more effectively with customers and provide more information. The new bill features a helpful account summary, current charge...
GUC-wide Leadership Development Initiative Begins
GUC-wide Leadership Development Initiative Begins
One of the largest investments GUC has ever made in its employees is underway. The leadership training program developed at the end of 2021 (and delayed due to the pandemic) is finally here. This new management and leadership development program addresses the overall development of supervisors. This...
GUC Begins Annual Gas Pipeline Inspection
GUC Begins Annual Gas Pipeline Inspection
Our Gas Department is conducting an annual inspection of natural gas pipelines. To maintain the safety of our pipelines, all portions of the gas system must be inspected in accordance with federal, state, and local guidelines to ensure compliance, system operation, and public safety. The Gas...
March 2022 Featured Employee: Ryan Gregory
March 2022 Featured Employee: Ryan Gregory
Ryan Gregory has worked at our Water Treatment Plant (WTP) for nine years as an Operator and Lead Operator, and he was recently promoted to Operations Coordinator. In his new role, Ryan works with WTP Superintendent Julius Patrick to help manage and coordinate the day-to-day operations of the Plant...