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Knoxville Utilities Board
About Knoxville Utilities Board
Knoxville Utilities Board is one of the largest public utilities in the country providing safe, reliable, and affordable electric, natural gas, water, wastewater, and fiber services to customers in Knox and parts of seven surrounding counties. KUB is a mission driven organization with a workplace culture that fosters an environment where all employees feel valued and respected. KUB provides competitive benefits to its employees that begin on day one of employment and include generous health benefits, 401(k) matching, 11 paid holidays, financial advising, educational assistance, wellness programs, and volunteer time. KUB is committed to giving back to its community and operating with environmental stewardship in mind, which is exemplified through various programs like KUB TeenWork high school career readiness program, low-income weatherization assistance, and more.
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Presence & Recognition
Knoxville Utilities Board celebrated the 100th anniversary of its water treatment plant with a lottery for KUB customers to enter and tour the Mark B. Whitaker Water Treatment Plant.
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Operations & Supply
Knoxville Utilities Board closed its KUB Service Centers on September 7 in observance of Labor Day.
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Presence & Recognition
Knoxville Utilities Board is a proud sponsor of the Vols as college football game days return.
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Products & Services
Knoxville Utilities Board is replacing existing diaphragm natural gas meters with modern Sonix meters to provide enhanced safety features using innovative technology.
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Operations & Supply
Knoxville Utilities Board's Mark B. Whitaker Water Treatment Plant has served the community for 100 years with safe, high-quality drinking water.
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People
Knoxville Utilities Board employee Jimmy England joined the company in the 1980s when the Mark B. Whitaker Water Treatment Plant was taken over from the City of Knoxville.
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