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• Women in STEM: Meet the engineer behind Eugene’s newest water infrastructure project

  Laura Farthing has been working for EWEB for the past 14 years. She’s the lead engineer on EWEB’s water storage construction project near E. 40th and Patterson St.

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• Reviewing EWEB’s Sept. 9-11 Public Safety Power Shut-off

  EWEB used the tactic of a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) for the first time to mitigate the risk of wildfires.

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• Sheldon area neighbors come out for EWEB’s newest Emergency Water Station

  EWEB held a grand opening event for our Emergency Water Station near the Sheldon Fire Station on Saturday, September 10. The site would supply drinking water for the neighborhood in the event of a catastrophic earthquake or other disaster that cut off water to customers.

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• Pole Removal Project Along McKenzie Highway

  This unique opportunity to reduce the infrastructure footprint and maintenance costs will also improve wildfire mitigation because less infrastructure means less chance of ignition or damage from a fire.

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• We're prepared for extreme heat and high electric use. Learn how you can be ready too.

  We are working to ensure our systems are ready to perform through extreme heat. Check out tips and resources to help you stay safe and comfortable while conserving energy.

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• EWEB Competes at PNW Lineman Rodeo

  At this rodeo, power poles take the place of bulls and electric workers stand in for cowboys.

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• How EWEB is providing power and water for Oregon22

  How has EWEB prepared to deliver power and water to all these athletes and spectators from around the world?

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• EWEB begins 2023 Budget and Rate-setting Process

  In 2022, residential rates increased for the first time in five years. Looking ahead, a variety of long-term critical projects coupled with short-term supply chain and inflationary pressures and a dynamic power supply market are likely to impact the prices customers pay for water and power.

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• Commissioners Approve Utility’s First Wildfire Mitigation Plan Strengthening Wildfire Resiliency

  EWEB’s Board of Commissioners approved the utility’s first Wildfire Mitigation Plan during the July 5 Board meeting.

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• Fireworks and Power Lines Don’t Mix

  Using fireworks near power lines could lead to a fire, explosion, power outage or downed line.

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• College Hill Water Storage Site Will be Closed for July 4 Holiday, Fireworks Banned

  EWEB will continue the annual closure of our College Hill Reservoir over the Fourth of July holiday and prohibit fireworks on the property grounds.

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• Fake Geese, Drones, and Glow-in-the-Dark Markers: How EWEB Protects Birds from Powerlines

  As part of EWEB's relicensing requirements for the Carmen-Smith Hydroelectric Project, we are reducing the risk of birds colliding with electricity.

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• Community Neighbors Inaugurate Fifth Emergency Water Station

  On June 18, with the help of community neighbors, EWEB inaugurated a new emergency water station at the Lane County Fairgrounds.

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• EWEB Launches 2022 Residential Customer Survey

  As a public utility, it is important EWEB check in with customers to see how we are performing. We invite you to share your feedback and opinions.

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• Mutual aid to Columbia River PUD

  On April 12, EWEB dispatched a two-person crew with a bucket truck to assist with repairs and restoring electric service for Columbia River Public Utility District, which serves customers in Columbia County, north of Portland.

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