"Light bill," "power bill" or "electric bill" in your neck of the woods? (utilities, cars)

[Bert_from_back_East]

I've heard all three phrases used to refer to what I suspect most Americans and I myself refer to as "electric bills," so just out of curiosity, what do people call this bill in your general area?

[DubbleT]

Utility bill- electric, gas, and water all together in my last city

[Serious Conversation]

I'm from Tennessee and it's "power bill."

[rnc2mbfl]

I've heard old timers in the South say light bill but I think that electric bill is becoming pretty national these days.
That said, this is an interesting thing to think about.

[Reactionary]

Utility bill. Electric, gas, water, and garbage pickup included (the City got the garbage fee included in the bill).

Alabama.

[LordHelmit]

Light bill, North Carolina. Just heard it the other day, too. Coworker and I were talking about electric cars saving you gas money but then you have to charge it, she said your "light bill" would probably skyrocket.

[SeasonedNewbie]

Either "utilities" or just "lights"

[saibot]

Electric bill. Gas and water are both separate bills.

[annie_himself]

Light bill or utility bill. Light bill mostly for me.

[OxnardNative]

Electric Bill....Southern California Edison