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  EWEB’s Board of Commissioners is considering rate changes to help maintain reliable utility services and fund critical investments in Eugene’s water and electric infrastructure.

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  We know older adults can face greater risks when it comes to the extreme weather events and emergencies we face, especially if they are living alone, are low-income, have a disability, depend on electricity for medical needs, or live in rural areas.

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• Women in STEM: EWEB Engineer Laura Ohman's second degree brings a lifetime of benefits

  EWEB Engineer Laura Ohman shares how getting her second degree was one of the most difficult and rewarding things she's ever accomplished.

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• Bethel neighbors boost emergency preparedness during Emergency Water Station event

  Staff gave out about 300 emergency water containers to enthusiastic community members eager to learn more about the water station.

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• How does EWEB recover the costs of serving customers

  Here’s an overview of the three primary ways EWEB recovers the costs of serving customers and generates the funds needed to keep the power on and the water flowing.

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• Stay cool during extreme heat events

  With temperatures forecasted to reach over 100 degrees over the next several days, we've prepared some tips and tricks to help you stay cool.

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• Women in STEM: Meet our servant leader and maker of tough decisions

  Karen Kelley, Chief Operations Officer at EWEB, describes herself as a "servant leader," offering support and mentoring to four division managers at EWEB.

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• Women in STEM: Meet the woman responsible for managing our wholesale energy agreements to ensure we meet our customers energy needs

  Megan Capper, the Energy Resource Manager at EWEB, began her career working in economics at BPA before joining the power planning department EWEB, ensuring we can meet the energy needs of our our customers today, tomorrow and 20 years from now.

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• EWEB establishes multipronged resiliency policy

  Disaster recovery and prevention are being embedded in all operations and processes.

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• Substations – The resilient spine of EWEB’s electric system

  The substation redundancy ensures reliable power continues to flow to homes and businesses despite unexpected equipment failures and routine maintenance.

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• Trends that are impacting your utility rates

  Needed infrastructure investments and rising costs of operations will require increases in the price of water and electric services.

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• Women in STEM: Meet the water quality specialist who ensures the safety of Eugene's drinking water

  Brenda Casarez began working at EWEB in 2009, collecting samples from all over the water system testing for different contaminants.

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  Temperatures are heating up with weather forecasts anticipating temperatures up to 99 degrees in Eugene and the surrounding areas on the 4th of July.

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• EWEB will close College Hill Reservoir site for Fourth of July

  EWEB will continue the annual closure of its College Hill Reservoir over the Fourth of July holiday. For the past several years, EWEB has restricted access to the reservoir surface around the Fourth of July to ensure people do not set off fireworks which can damage the roof and potentially impact drinking water quality.

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• EWEB and City finalize sale of former riverfront headquarters

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