On the morning of January 24th, our new e-mail filtering, MailRoute, will go active.  Here is what you need to know about our migration. Your new account will be set up for you.  Your white and black lists will automatically be imported.  When the MailRoute goes live you will receive a welcome letter with a link to log into the new system, and a randomly generated password, which you are free to change once you log in.  There will also be a place to log in directly from our website: www.osage.net.

You can find documentation on MailRoute here, or you can select the link on the right sidebar.

If you have any questions before, during or after the migration, please give us a call at 832-3731, or email us at support@osage.net.

Osage Municipal Utilities is happy to announce the addition of two new HD channels to our HD Package.

Channel 450 – Destination America is your guide to everything America. Learn about foods, travel spots, natural wonders, history and mysteries at Destination America.

Channel 454 – TLC HD broadcasts reality-style series involving lifestyles, family life, and personal stories.

These channels should show up on their own on your HD enabled set top box. If you do not have these channels by Wednesday, January 9th please call our office at 641-832-3731 for assistance.

Osage Municipal Utilities is pleased to announce an update to our web mail page. The new page has a much more robust feature set, along with the added benefit of allowing users to change their passwords without having to call into support.

Squirrelmail will remain available until 12/31/2012, after that date it will no longer be available for use.

To access the new web mail page you can use the link to the right, or you can go to http://www.osage.net/webmail.

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact support.

Thank You,

OMU Support.

On Tuesday, November 27, at 9am, KIMT’s 3.3 Local Weather 24/7 coverage is replacing  the Local Weather programming on Channel 69.

KIMT 3.3 features rotating weather maps such as:
• Current Temperatures and Dew Points • Weather Alerts
• The 7 Day Forecast • Local, Regional, and National Radar
• The local Pollen Count • Growing Degree Days
Audio is provided from the National Weather Service’s NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards.

The need for speed is answered by faster broadband internet with large increases in download and upload speeds. These free upgrades will automatically be implimented for all OMU cable modem customers in Osage by June 1st. Recently completed improvements to our network are setting the foundation for a future with cable internet speeds rivaling fiber to the home systems.