City of Okolona: electric rates and average bill

City of Okolona is a city utility that serves 4,288 homes in Mississippi. In 2025, its average home used 1,145 kWh a month and paid $158.47 (13.8¢ per kWh), less than the Mississippi average of $166.05.

  • City utility
  • 4,288 homes
  • EIA data, 2025

City of Okolona at a glance

City of Okolona (Mississippi), 2025
Type of utilityCity utility
Homes served in Mississippi4,288
Average home bill$158.47 a month (Mississippi average $166.05)
Average price13.8¢ per kWh (Mississippi average 14.0¢)
Average home use1,145 kWh a month (Mississippi average 1,184)
Business customers14.7¢ per kWh, average bill $292.15 a month (1,115 businesses; Mississippi business rates)
Smart meters0% of home meters
GridSERC region; buys its power
Counties servedChickasaw

Price rank: City of Okolona has the 27th lowest average price of the 39 Mississippi utilities with 1,000 or more homes.

Other utilities in the same counties

These utilities also serve homes in one or more of the counties of City of Okolona. Your address has one utility: it is on your bill.

Utilities that share counties with City of Okolona (2025 averages)
UtilityHomesAverage billPrice per kWh
Natchez Trace Electric Power Association12,599$153.4913.5¢

City of Okolona rates and your bill

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What is the average City of Okolona electric bill (MS)?

In 2025, its average home used 1,145 kWh a month and paid $158.47 (13.8¢ per kWh), less than the Mississippi average of $166.05.

utilityratecalc.com is not part of City of Okolona. Source: EIA-861 data, 2025. The averages include all charges that the utility reports as revenue from homes that buy their power from it.