For February 2021
Publications & Communications
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Now that the winter months are approaching, storm and outage communications are top of mind for many of us. Use February’s resources on outages and restoration to communicate:
- how (and in what order) power is restored,
- how to stay safe,
- guidelines for food safety,
- ways to stay unplugged (during an outage)
On behalf of the Safe Electricity team and EEC Board of Directors, we wish all of you a happy, healthy and safe holiday season! We look forward to serving you in the new year.
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This month's Social Media Package includes images, graphics, sample posts with webpage links, and Facebook covers. Topics include outages, restoration, Groundhog Day, downed lines, generator safety and more! You can download one, several, or the complete package.
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Although we work hard to maintain our equipment, monitor power delivery 24/7, and do all we can to keep the lights on, there are circumstances beyond our control that can interfere with power delivery. Winter weather is one example. Winter storms can impact the distribution of electricity due to ice, heavy winds, sleet, and other extreme conditions.
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The year 2020 was unique, to say the least, thanks to the arrival of COVID-19. Contributing to the chaos was a record-breaking hurricane season, intense heat waves, lightning storms that sparked wildfires, and various other inclement weather concerns.
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Thankfully, lengthy outages do not happen on a regular basis. That does not mean you should not prepare for them, however.
Safe Electricity and [INSERT NAME OF UTILITY HERE] suggest you:
- Have a storm kit ready that includes flashlights, bottled water, non-perishable food, battery-operated radio, batteries, ...
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Member Spotlight
Check out how some members are using resources:
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We'll walk through the Safe Electricity website resources together. Register for a webinar today:
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We would like to welcome 58 utilities to the Safe Electricity program: Cass County Electric Cooperative (ND), Crawfordsville Electric Light & Power (IN), and Nebraska Public Power Districts and their members!
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