MID Power Up Pilot Program

Program Information:

Power Up Program
Terms and Conditions
Payment Locations
Frequently Asked Questions
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Contact Information

MID Power Up
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(209) 408-1554
Email: powerup@mid.org


My Power Up Account

Power Up is an innovative, new pilot program that allows customers to take control of their electricity usage by paying for power before they use it. Power Up gives customers the flexibility to pay an amount of their choice at a time that is convenient for them and in a way that best suits their lifestyle.

With Power Up, there are:

  • No deposits
  • No late fees
  • No disconnect fees
  • No reconnect fees

Power Up can help with any debt that may have accumulated on the customer's account. Power Up customers will be able to track their payments and usage online or by phone. Timely notifications will also be sent to help the customer manage their account. The Power Up customer will be in control of their account.


Community Resources

Stanislaus County Emergency Rental Assistance Program

Stanislaus County, the City of Modesto and the Stanislaus Regional Housing Authority have partnered to implement a local Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) to assist households unable to pay rental and utility bills accrued during the COVID-19 pandemic (between April 1, 2020 and March 31, 2021). For more program information or to apply, please visit www.stanrentassist.com or call 2-1-1 and ask about the Stanislaus County Emergency Rental Assistance Program.

ERAP Flyer - English | ERAP Flyer - Spanish

Central Valley Opportunity Center
Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)

HEAP is a federally funded assistance program administered in Stanislaus County by the Central Valley Opportunity Center (CVOC) that provides one payment per year to utility companies for low-income customers. Customers may apply for the assistance through CVOC who will complete the application, determine customer eligibility and the amount of payment to be made to MID. Please call CVOC 209-338-0004 for more information.

Energy Crisis Intervention Program (ECIP)

ECIP provides one payment per year to utility companies for low-income customers that have received a 48-hour shut off notice, or if a senior citizen or disabled person, have received a 15-day shut off notice. This program also provides assistance to customers in obtaining propane and firewood for heating and repair or replacement of heating sources. Eligibility for ECIP is the same as it is for HEAP, except a 48-hour or 15-day shut off notice must have been received prior to application. Please call CVOC at 209-537-9217 for information.

San Joaquin County residents can contact the Human Services Agency of San Joaquin County for HEAP or ECIP related services at 209-468-1500.

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