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Crawfordsville Electric Light & Power (CEL&P) is the city-owned electric utility in Crawfordsville, Indiana: public power since 1890, a member of the Indiana Municipal Power Agency. Local board, local crews, one town.

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CEL&P lineman pay

On the Lineman Central job board (August 2026) a Journeyman Line Worker posting listed $50.50/hr. CEL&P advertised competitive pay and municipal benefits on that hire. Confirm the current figure on the live posting.

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CEL&P serves Crawfordsville, Indiana. one municipal system.

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