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• EWEB’s Switch to Telework Brings Many Benefits

  More than 265 EWEB workers have reduced their car travel while enhancing the safety and resiliency of our community by working from home.

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• EWEB Crews Help Restore Power After Ice Storm

  After an icy winter storm struck Northwest Oregon in mid-February, bringing down trees and power lines, the state’s largest investor-owned electric company issued a call for help. EWEB crews responded.

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• EWEB 2021 State of the Utility Address

  As a public utility, owned by the people of Eugene, it’s important for us to be open and transparent with our customer-owners. The following State of the Utility Address, delivered by General Manager Frank Lawson at the March 2 EWEB Board meeting, highlights key events, accomplishments and challenges of 2020.

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• Could a Texas-like Power Crisis Happen Here?

  As Texas struggles to restore electricity to millions, locals may be wondering if a similar crisis could happen here, and what utility operators and individuals can do to prepare for unprecedented weather events.

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• Enhanced Monitoring Key to a Healthy Watershed

  On the heels of the Holiday Farm Fire, additional water quality sensors have been placed in the main stem of the river, as well as in several creeks and tributaries.

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• No Price Increase Again in 2021

  EWEB’s 2021 budget keeps prices steady once again, marking the fifth year in row of no price increase for customers.

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• Partnerships Bring Resources for Recovery

  Voluntary program helps residents restore their land and prepare for rebuilding, while reducing the impacts of the fire on the McKenzie River.

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• Meet Your New Commissioners

  Three EWEB board members were sworn into office on January 5, including two new commissioners.

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• Pondering Peak Power on Thanksgiving

  Have you ever wondered what happens to the electric grid on Thanksgiving?

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• Recent Rains Impact Drinking Water Treatment but Not Quality

  Heavy rain in the McKenzie Valley over the weekend gave EWEB’s water quality team a close look at the potential impacts from the Holiday Farm Fire on source water.

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• Northwest Youth Corps Help with Holiday Farm Fire Restoration

  Crews of young people are helping to protect Eugene’s drinking water by mitigating the impact of post-fire soil erosion along the McKenzie River.

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• Imagine A Day Without Water

  Turning on the tap for safe drinking water, and flushing the toilet with no second thought about what happens to wastewater, are actions most of us take for granted every day. But this year as we face an enormous public health crisis stemming from the covid-19 pandemic, we must realize that reliable water service is something we depend on to protect our health and economy.

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• Tree Crews Working in Areas Impacted by Holiday Farm Fire

  EWEB foresters and contract tree crews are working in the McKenzie River Valley following the Holiday Farm Fire to assess, trim and remove vegetation that may interfere with electrical infrastructure.

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• Four Emergency Water Sites Now Operational

  We launched the emergency water supply program about two years ago with the goal of establishing several geographically dispersed water distribution sites throughout the community.

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• Wildfire Impacts Bring Increased Water Monitoring

  We continue to monitor both the source water and treated drinking water to ensure its safety.

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