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Ameren Illinois office in Tuscola (ZIP 61953)

By James Pochez Updated 2 min read

The Ameren Illinois office in Tuscola (Douglas County, east-central IL) sits at 510 S Washington St. The counter handles in-person account paperwork and one-off payments. Outages and gas emergencies must go through the 24/7 statewide hotline instead.

510 S Washington St Tuscola
ZIP 61953 Douglas County, east-central IL
MISO Ameren Illinois territory

Address and contact

Street address
510 S Washington St
Tuscola, IL 61953
When to visit
By appointment. Call before you drive: the local team covers Douglas, Moultrie and Coles counties.
Service area
Tuscola, Arcola, Arthur, Atwood, Villa Grove and surrounding east-central IL communities on the Ameren Illinois grid.

Call Ameren Illinois

  • Local Tuscola office
    1-217-253-3187
    In-area customer service
  • Statewide customer service
    1-800-755-5000
    Mon to Fri, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM
  • Outage & gas emergencies (24/7)
    1-800-755-5000
    Smell gas? Leave the building first, then call.

Bring photo ID and your Ameren Illinois account number for any account change. In-person payments are accepted in exact cash, money order or certified check.

What to do in person, what to call about

At the Tuscola office

  • Drop off move-in paperwork and ID for a new account;
  • Settle a disconnect notice and arrange reconnection;
  • Sign a deferred-payment plan agreement;
  • Hand-deliver landlord or estate documents;
  • Pick up a deposit-refund check on a closed account.

Call instead for

  • Power outages or downed wires (24/7);
  • Suspected gas leak (leave the building first);
  • Starting or stopping service for a move;
  • Billing disputes and rate-class questions;
  • Picking an ARES alternative supplier.
Article reviewed by Cornelia Zavoianu, Selectra energy expert

Written by

James Pochez

U.S. lead, energy markets

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