The Missouri Public Utility Alliance represents community-owned (municipal) electric, natural gas, and water utilities that work together for the benefit of their customers - customers who, in effect, "own" the utilities in their community.  The Alliance includes three closely aligned yet distinct organizations:

Missouri Association of Municipal Utilities - the association of Missouri community-owned utilities responsible for education, training, communication, and legislative activities in support of its members.

Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission - the electric joint action agency formed to provide community-owned utilities the ability to pool their resources, to buy and sell electric power, or to join together and invest in power generation and transmission facilities.  This organization provides for other joint action opportunities and technical support to members' systems.

Municipal Gas Commission of Missouri - the community-owned natural gas distribution systems that aggregate their natural gas requirements though one agency.  This organization handles all aspects of buying and transporting natural gas to the municipal members of the Commission.