The electric board proposed by Ann Arbor for Public Power would have power from the City of Ann Arbor to create, maintain and administer a public power utility system.

Listen to a panel of experts and local community leaders share how public power can combat the consequences of climate change at the University of Michigan from 3-5 p.m. on Sunday.

There is a community Downriver where people say they’re satisfied with the city providing their power.

The Ann Arbor for Public Power campaign held a virtual town hall Thursday, where more than 80 people signed on to learn about the potential change.

Ann Arbor was one of the harder-hit areas after Wednesday’s winter ice storm. Damages and power outages had the community fighting back against the utility company.

Three days have passed since Monday’s storms, and DTE reports 68,000 customers remain without power.