Ozark Border
makes paying your electric bill more convenient. Customers may pay their bill
by mail to:
Ozark Border Electric Cooperative
P.O. Box 400
Poplar Bluff, MO 63902-0400
or in person at our offices
in Poplar Bluff, Malden, Doniphan, Puxico or Van Buren.
Area banks continue to provide a valuable service to Cooperative members by allowing them to pay their electric bill at the banking facilities. Participating banks will accept payments between the first of the month and the due date of the electric bill which is about the 13th. You may pay your electric bill at any of the financial institutions shown. |
| Payment Locations |
First Midwest
Bank
of Carter County |
Van
Buren |
| First
Midwest Bank |
Poplar
Bluff & Puxico |
Peoples
Community
State Bank |
Doniphan
& Naylor |
| First
Missouri State Bank |
Fisk
& Poplar Bluff |
| People's
Community Bank |
Wappapello, Puxico |
First
Midwest Bank
of Dexter |
Dudley, Greenville |
| US
Bank |
Neelyville,
Doniphan & Poplar Bluff |
First
National Bank
of Malden |
Malden |
| Commerce
Bank |
Poplar
Bluff |
| Bank
of Grandin |
Grandin,
Ellsinore, Doniphan & Van Buren |
Southern
Bank
|
Poplar
Bluff, Qulin, Van Buren, Dexter & Doniphan |
| First Community Bank |
Malden,
Bernie, Campbell & Poplar Bluff |
Federal
Credit Union
of Poplar Bluff |
Poplar
Bluff |
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- Questions
concerning your electric bill should be directed to the Poplar Bluff billing department
at (573) 785-4631 or (toll free) 1-800-392-0567 between 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
- If
you haven't received your electric bill by the 5th of the month please
contact the billing department.
- Budget Billing (levelized billing) is available to residential customers. Click
here for details or contact the billing department.
- Annual
prepayment plans are available (cabins, out-of-state, unable to read, etc.).
Please contact the billing department for details.
- Electric
bill payments can be made in person, by mail, at our drive up windows and night
deposits, and at a number of local banks.
- By notifying us of address or telephone number changes, you help us serve
you better.
- Several procedures are in place to make
sure we read each consumer's meter at least once a year. From time to time,
you will probably notice either a lineman, meter reader or pole inspector checking
your electric service and meter.
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