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The Lake Worth Beach Electric Utility Storm Fund continues growing, bringing the City closer to its $8 million goal. This dedicated reserve helps ensure funds are available to quickly restore power and repair critical electric infrastructure following major storms, supporting a more resilient and reliable electric system for our community.
Lake Worth Beach Electric Utilities has made significant improvements in electric reliability. Recent SAIFI, SAIDI, and LBAR data show customers are experiencing fewer outages, shorter outage durations, and faster power restoration as the City continues investing in a stronger, more resilient electric system.
July 22, 2026 – Ed Liberty, Director of Lake Worth Beach Electric Utilities, has been re-elected as Treasurer of the Florida Municipal Power Agency (FMPA) for the 2026–2027 term. The election highlights Liberty’s leadership in Florida’s public power community and his continued commitment to reliable, affordable electric service for residents.
July 22, 2026 – Lake Worth Beach Electric Utilities has expanded access to CitizenOwnedEnergy.com by adding English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole language options. This enhancement, made in response to feedback from the Lake Worth Beach City Commission, helps more residents easily access important utility information, programs, and updates in their preferred language.
Spring, 2024 –Lake Worth Beach Electric Utilities was recently featured in RELAY Magazine, highlighting the critical role of its Operations Control Center, ongoing system hardening projects, and investments in reliability and storm preparedness. The article features insights from Electric Utility Director Ed Liberty and Assistant Director of Electric System Operations Jason Bailey on how the utility works around the clock to serve customers.