A free legislative-tracking tool for the people who keep Tennessee's public power, water, and gas systems running.
Utility Bills is built and maintained by someone who works in Tennessee public power — not a lobbying shop, a vendor, or a think tank. It started as a personal tool for keeping up with the legislation that lands on utility staff every session, and grew into something worth sharing with peers across the state.
Built by someone who works in Tennessee public power — for Tennessee municipal utility, Local Power Company (LPC), and electric co-op staff.
Thousands of bills are filed each session in Nashville. A handful of them will change how your utility handles cybersecurity, procurement, public records, rates, or infrastructure — and they can move from filing to committee vote in a matter of days. Most utility teams don't have a full-time government-affairs person to catch them.
This tool reads every bill, scores how relevant it is to municipal and public-power utilities, translates the legalese into plain language, and flags upcoming hearings — so a small team can stay ahead without living inside the legislature's website.
AI analysis is a starting point, not the last word. Always verify anything you plan to act on against the official bill text and your own counsel. This tool is informational — it is not legal advice.
Questions, corrections, or a bill we should be catching? Email hello@utilitybills.io. Feedback from utility staff directly shapes what gets built next.