Cleveland residents deserve a public utility that works for us. Come share your experience with the July 2026 blackouts, an discuss what us residents must do to get CPP back on track.

Also sign on to our petition calling on Mayor Bibb and City Council to invest in upgrading Cleveland Public Power’s grid and to form a new Consumer Representative Committee to provide feedback and bring transparency to municipal power system.

The Utilities Committee of Cleveland City Council oversees the city’s Department of Public Utilities, which includes Cleveland Public Power. Meetings of the Utilities Committee are good opportunities to learn about legislation affecting CPP and to speak with committee members and city staff about plans for our municipal electric utility.

Attend Our CPP’s monthly meeting to learn how to get involved in grassroots efforts to make Cleveland Public Power a community-driven, affordable, resilient, and clean and green electric utility.

This month’s meeting will be virtual. To obtain the Zoom link, send an email here.

The Utilities Committee of Cleveland City Council oversees the city’s Department of Public Utilities, which includes Cleveland Public Power. Meetings of the Utilities Committee are good opportunities to learn about legislation affecting CPP and to speak with committee members and city staff about plans for our municipal electric utility.

Join Our CPP and the Cleveland Solar Cooperative to learn how to read your electric bill, why energy is getting more expensive, and how we can work together to change how our energy system works through public and community ownership.

You can bring your energy bills so we can discuss what you’re actually paying for!

RSVP here.

Come party with a purpose with us!

Learn about investor-owned utilities, municipal-owned utilities, energy democracy, and how you have the power to shape our energy system.

RSVP here.

Stop by our information table at Trick or Treat on Fleet to learn about how you can help support and improve Cleveland Public Power.