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.

To learn about the services available for your home, please make a selection from the menu on the left of your screen. Here is a Guide to Converting to GRU's Underground Residential Electric Service

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 …

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.

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 …

Please note: It may take several business days for GRU to receive payments initiated through bank transfer or other third-party wire transfer service. GRU is not responsible for payments not received …

Why haven't I received my GRU bill? We work hard to obtain an in-person reading of your electric, gas or water meter each month, but from time to time we must estimate usage.

GRU customers can pay at gru.com with a credit card or their bank account. You can access our payment portal by clicking on ACCOUNT LOG IN on the GRU homepage and creating a profile.