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Lafayette Utility System (LUS) is warning customers about a potential scam involving their utility bills.

It won't be right away, but there are some big changes coming to your bill next year.

Lafayette Utilities System customers could be facing rate increases over the next three years beginning November 1, 2022.

It's the first phase of a multiphase rollout.

LUS is reporting a power outage that is affecting over 3,500 people.

During Winter Storm 2021 in February, Lafayette Utilities System sent multiple crews to help communities in Jonesville, Natchitoches and Vidalia as widespread power outages swept through the state.

Winter Storm 2021 has wreaked havoc across Louisiana, with the northern parts of the state taking on a lot of ice and snow. With things in South Louisiana settling down, utilities companies are moving their efforts North to help assist our fellow Louisianans in their recovery efforts.

South Louisiana is being asked to roll back its electricity usage once again.

LUS, Entergy and SLEMCO have all begun rolling blackouts across Acadiana and Louisiana as the winter storm continues to create a strain on power grids across the state.

Winter Storm 2021 has had such an impact on our lives - affecting our roads of travel, closing businesses, and even causing power outages, just to name a few.

Rolling blackouts will happen throughout the day in response to increased utility usage due to the cold weather.

LUS is prepped and ready to restore power to the Lafayette area once the storm passes.

The lawn watering schedule is for Youngsville, Broussard, Milton, Scott, Water District North, and Water District South.

Wipes get stuck in water systems that could lead to blockages in the system.

LUS customers have asked us many questions about the proposed management deal.

On July 18th, the Lafayette Utilities System and Fiber Director retired after making his plans known in April of 2018.

Lafayette Utility Sytems announced today that its fiber-optic communications system will be available in developments in Youngsville and Broussard.

The lawn watering schedule from LUS and Lafayette Consolidated Government is now in effect through September 30.

Scammers threaten to terminate utility services unless their victims make payments via a "1-800" number.

LUS wants you to save money on your water bill, and improve the Bayou Vermilion Watershed, by purchasing discounted rain barrels for 2015!