To help customers avoid service interruptions and reconnection fees, GRU has begun sending automated calls to customers who are at risk of having their utilities disconnected due to nonpayment.

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Gainesville Regional Utilities, known as GRU, is a multi-service utility owned by the City of Gainesville. We are the 5th largest municipal electric utility in Florida.

Visiting gru.com from your smartphone or tablet while connected to a cellular data network will automatically redirect you to GRU's mobile optimized website, with options to pay your bill, report …

GRU provides several payment options and home-efficiency programs, but we've also partnered with community organizations, nonprofits, and government-funded programs to assist our customers …

GRU delivers approximately 8 billion gallons of drinking water to our community every year. Minimal treatment of the water drawn from the Floridan Aquifer is required. Nevertheless, it is closely …

For job inquiries with GRU or General Government use the City of Gainesville's online employment application system. Please note: GRU requests a minimum of one business day's notice to start, stop …

GRU has a mobile-friendly website to help you manage your services, pay your bill, and report an outage or emergency on the go. Just visit www.gru.com from your smartphone or tablet, and you'll …

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In-person payments can be made at the GRU Administration Building in downtown Gainesville or at one of more than 25 Neighborhood Stop 'N Pay locations throughout Alachua County.