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Mark Petty

Director at City of Kirkwood, Electric Department
📍 United States

Mark Petty is a seasoned energy executive with over 40 years of experience in municipal utilities. A graduate of MIT, he now serves as the Director of Energy & Supply Services for the Missouri Public Utility Alliance, where he manages power supply services and provides technical expertise to member utilities.

Growing up in Detroit, Mark was a dedicated athlete, playing baseball, football, and basketball. His passion for engineering began in childhood when he fixed a broken television to watch hockey games, a moment that defined his future career path. He is also passionate about community engagement, having collaborated with local students.

His father was a college classmate of Martin Luther King, Jr. at Morehouse University.

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Experience
19 Years
Current Role
Director
Location
United States
Personality Overview
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Priorities

Topics Mark cares about

Public Power
He has dedicated his entire 40+ year career to municipal utilities, culminating in his current leadership role at the Missouri Public Utility Alliance (MPUA).
Grid Modernization
As Director at Kirkwood Electric, he led a comprehensive, multi-year modernization of the city's electric infrastructure, including substation upgrades and smart meter installation.
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Career

Work history

4-2006 - 10-2025
Director
City of Kirkwood, Electric Department
In the press

Media appearances

Kirkwood Utility Chief Fired After $15.6M Overspend. Featured in Hoodline
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Cheaper, Cleaner Energy In Kirkwood’s Future?. Featured in Webster‑Kirkwood Times
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Education
BS
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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