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Electricity-Fillmore City established its own electric utility in 1918 and presently has 1,150 customers. The city owns a portion of the Hunter Power Plant in Emery County, San Juan Power Plant in Arizona, and IPP in Delta. Also a contract with CRSP provides the city with power from Glen Canyon Dam. These power generating plants, as well as several other sources, provide Fillmore a dependable source of electricity. Also the city is a long standing member of Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS). The city's electric system is maintained through a contract by Flowell Electric Association.

Water-Fillmore City has the right to all the water from Water Cress Spring, located in the mountains east of the city. The city supplements this water during the months of April-October with underground water rights pumped from two well. The city has purchased water rights in Flowell that can be used for future growth. Fillmore's system has five storage tanks with a combined storage capacity of 1,875,000 gallons. The system is maintained by the city.

Sewer-Fillmore has a waste water sewer facility which meets all government regulations and is adequate to meet the city's needs and is also maintained by the city.

Garbage-Fillmore currently contracts with Millard County for use of the county landfill facilities. The landfill winter schedule is as follows:
Thursday - Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and
2:00 p.m to 6:00 p.m. Only construction debris, inert yard waste,
tires, and scrap metal are acceptable at the landfill east of Fillmore on 500 N. There is also a flesh pit at the landfill. The Dumpsters west of town on 400 North are provided for household garbage.