Utilities

With deregulation in 1999, Texans have the option to choose their Retail Electric Provider. Just like you shop around for car insurance, you can shop around to find the company and product that best fits your electricity needs.  The Texas Public Utility Commission has an unbiased online resource to help you make this decision.

If you would like help in requesting quotes from energy providers, please let us know.

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Killeen has thousands of miles of fiber-optic lines and offers up-to-date solutions for business.

Telecommunications capabilities are vital to the growth of a community.  Killeen enjoys access to a large array of broadband solutions to large, medium and small businesses.  A small business may only need two phone lines and internet access, whereas a national call center requires a sophisticated solution.  From one end of the spectrum to the other, Killeen businesses are assured that their needs are met.

Some of Killeen's most prominent telecommunications providers are:

1. Time Warner Business Class
2. Embarq
3. Clearwire

Telephone Local Exchange Provider: Embarq

Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP): Time Warner

Cellular Providers:

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Killeen's water supply originates from Lek Belton.  The City of Killeen purchases treated water from Bell County Water Control & Improvement District No. 1. The District draws the water from Lake Belton and processes it at the treatment plant by the lake. Water is transmitted to Killeen via pipeline and distributed to the city's customers.

City of Killeen Public Works Website: http://www.ci.killeen.tx.us/?section=113

2007 Annual Drink Water Quality Report