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Jun 12
Kentucky Power recently hosted another event in its Power School series, bringing together emergency managers, first responders and community leaders to discuss wildfire preparedness, electrical safety and emergency response coordination.
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Jun 12
⚙️ HVAC Tips: Does it matter where you put your thermostat in your home? Our local HVAC pro has some tips for placement that can help your A/C run more efficiency this summer to help you save energy.
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Jun 11
Phillip Hicks has spent 45 years as a lineman at Kentucky Power. After surviving a hit-and-run crash last year, he is now preparing for the Tour Divide, one of the world’s toughest bike races. Read more: ms.spr.ly/6018v95Br
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Jun 11
Working together to improve reliability.
Crews recently completed upgrades on a local power line as part of ongoing efforts to reduce outages and strengthen service.
Learn more: KentuckyPower.com/Reliabilit…
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Jun 10
Hot summers and cold winters can make budgeting your energy bills harder. Our Average Monthly Payment (AMP) plan spreads the costs over the entire year, so you pay about the same amount each month. Visit KentuckyPower.com/Amp to learn more.
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Jun 10
⚙️ HVAC Tips: Air conditioner running nonstop? Where should you put your thermostat in your home for the most accurate reading? Our local HVAC pro has some tips for placement that can help you save energy.
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Three buckets. One goal.
Crews recently replaced aging equipment and completed upgrades designed to improve reliability and reduce the risk of outages.
Learn more: KentuckyPower.com/Reliabilit…
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A fishing pole, a bucket and a day to remember. 🎣
Kentucky Power employees volunteered at Casting for Kids on Saturday, helping create an unforgettable experience for hundreds of children and families at Paintsville Lake State Park.
#CastingfoeKids #CommunityConnections
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Big trucks. Big questions. Bright futures.
Fairview Elementary students got a hands-on look at the equipment and safety gear our crews use to serve customers across eastern Kentucky at Boyd County’s Touch-A-Truck event. ⚡🚚
#PowerfulConnections #BoydCounty #TouchATruck
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May 29
It's been one of our favorite events of the year for more than two decades — the Kentucky River Area Senior Games! Our employees always look forward to helping make Senior Games a great day filled with friendly competition, laughter and community spirit for seniors.
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May 27
Precision work up top in Boyd County.
Our crews are responsible for building and maintaining the system—carrying out the designs that keep power moving across eastern Kentucky.
Learn what we are doing to improve the system at KentuckyPower.com/Reliabilit….
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May 25
Infrastructure maintenance and upgrades in Mud Creek.
Cody and his crew are making improvements on the circuit—part of the steady work happening across the system.
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May 20
Students across our service area got a closer look at bucket trucks, safety equipment and careers in the energy industry during recent school and community events to wrap up the school year. KentuckyPower.com
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May 20
👷♂️Taking care of reliability improvement details in the air.
A crew replacing insulators to keep lines operating the way they should—part of the everyday work happening across the system.
See more: KentuckyPower.com/Reliabilit…
#ThankaLineworker #Bestcrewsaround
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May 18
Upgrading the line in Floyd County.
Crews replaced a pole as part of ongoing system work that helps keep service steady for the community.
See more: KentuckyPower.com/Reliabilit…
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May 13
👷♂️Working the line in Floyd County
Crews perform 'find and fix' work on targeted circuits, identifying and addressing issues on the spot—taking care of what they see while they’re there to keep the system running strong.
See more: KentuckyPower.com/Reliabilit…
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