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Headlines Electric co-ops brace for bad weather Missouri’s electric cooperatives are bracing for severe weather as the National Weather Service predicts a winter storm will hit the state in the coming hours.
System restored As of Monday, Feb. 18, all co-op systems report service has been restored.
Ice storm restoration continues Work continues as electric cooperative crews restore power to southern Missouri members affected by a winter storm that blanketed the region with up to an inch of ice on Monday. Click here to read the complete news release . . .
Co-ops work together to restore power A dozen electric cooperatives across southern Missouri are once again restoring power in the wake of a winter storm that dumped heavy ice on their lines and caused about 29,000 members to lose power. The Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives again enacted its Emergency Assistance Program to send assistance to the three electric cooperatives hit the hardest. Click here to read the complete news release . . .
Electric co-ops brace for bad weather Missouri’s electric cooperatives are bracing for severe weather as the National Weather Service predicts a winter storm will hit the state in the coming hours.
Electric co-ops brace for bad weather Missouri’s electric cooperatives are bracing for severe weather as the National Weather Service predicts a winter storm will hit the state in the coming hours. System restored As of Dec. 20, all co-op systems report service has been restored. Most electric co-ops back on Most of the electric cooperatives affected by the season’s first major winter storm report outages have been fully restored today while three have
isolated outages and a third still has heavy outages. Barton County Electric, Lamar, reports fewer than 100 without power while Grundy Electric, Trenton has about 75 without power and Atchison-Holt Electric, Rockport is mopping up the last 40. United Electric, Maryville, still has about 1,100 outages. Click here to read the complete news release . . . Recovery
continues in hardest hit areas WIth the exception of three hard-hit systems in northwest Missouri, the state's electric cooperatives are nearly complete restoring power to consumers affected by this week's ice storms. Grundy Electric Cooperative and United Electric Cooperative in northwest Missouri still face significant outages but are making progress to restore power to all consumers. In southwest Missouri, Barton County Electric Cooperative is nearing completion of its restoration efforts as well. Click here to read the complete news release . . . More electric co-ops complete restoration Several electric cooperatives completed the task of restoring service Thursday to members affected by the first winter storm of the season. Others expect to complete the process today, the sixth day since heavy ice downed power lines across the state. Click here to read the complete news release . . .
Across Missouri’s northernmost tier of counties, strong winds met ice-laden trees reversing much of the hard work done Wednesday by electric cooperative crews. Still, statewide outage numbers steadily declined to around 15,000 by Thursday morning. And several electric cooperatives report all members back in service after crews worked all night. Click here to read the complete news release . . .
Missouri’s electric cooperatives in the path of a series of winter storms made great progress restoring power overnight, despite continuing bouts of freezing rain that fell across the northern half of Missouri. Most of the northern Missouri electric co-ops barely held their own overnight as new ice added to their problems. But in south and central Missouri, the number of outages was cut in half as the all-out restoration effort turned the corner. Click here to read the complete news release . . . Outages
continue across north Missouri Electric cooperatives
in northwest Missouri added to the outage total as winter weather
continues north of the Missouri River. Previously untouched cooperatives,
including Atchison-Holt Electric, Rockport; Farmers’ Electric,
Chillicothe; Grundy Electric Cooperative, Trenton; Macon ElectricCooperative,
Macon; Platte-Clay Electric, Kearney; North-Central Missouri
Electric, Milan, and United Electric, Maryville; reported outages
numbers that continued to climb throughout the day. Click here
to read the complete news release . . . New ice causes more electric co-op outages After a day of progress restoring power, several Missouri electric cooperatives saw much of their work undone as additional ice fell across the state Monday night. Approximately 38,000 electric cooperative members are now without power, up from an estimated 28,000 on Monday morning. Click here to read the complete news release... Co-ops work together to restore power Missouri’s electric cooperatives enacted their Emergency Assistance Program Dec. 9 as the season’s first ice storm pounded rural power lines in a band stretching from Joplin to St. Louis. Nearly 35,000 electric cooperative members were without power in the wake of the devastating storm. That number had fallen to 28,000 as crews worked through the night to restore power. Click here to read the complete news release... |
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