Setting up utilities in Eagan
In Eagan, electricity depends on your address, gas depends on your address, and the City of Eagan Utilities runs water and sewer.
Moving to Eagan? Public Grid can set up Xcel Energy for you.
Your utilities in Eagan
Who to call for each service in Eagan, and how to start it.
Electric
Depends on your address
Dakota Electric Association

Member-owned co-op delivering power in parts of Dakota County.
Most of Eagan
To start: Call Member Services to start or transfer service to your new address.
Xcel Energy

Part of northern Eagan
To start: Xcel Energy asks for ID when you start service. Public Grid’s setup tells you exactly what you’ll need.
Or let Public Grid set it up →Gas
Depends on your address
Minnesota Energy Resources
Minnesota Energy Resources delivers natural gas across Minnesota.
Most of Eagan
To start: Request service online with your Social Security number and previous address; none of your previous accounts can be in arrears.
CenterPoint Energy
CenterPoint Energy provides natural gas in the Minneapolis area.
Small areas by Hwy 77; check your address
To start: Submit the online form with your date of birth and Social Security number at least seven business days before your move-in date; a deposit may be required.
Xcel Energy
Xcel Energy provides gas to Minnesota cities and townships.
Small areas by Hwy 13, Hwy 3 and I-494; check your address
To start: Fill out the start application with your Social Security number, driver’s license number or state ID number, which Xcel uses to verify your identity.
Water & sewer
City of Eagan Utilities
The City of Eagan provides water and sewer service.
To start: Submit the City’s request form, or call Utility Billing, to start your water and sewer account.
The City bills water and sewer quarterly.
Trash & recycling
The City doesn’t provide garbage service; the haulers it licenses provide trash and recycling in Eagan.
FAQ
Questions about moving to Eagan
Sources: Dakota Electric Association, Xcel Energy, Minnesota Energy Resources, CenterPoint Energy, City of Eagan Utilities, EIA.
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