OPPD is working to develop our strategic vision of Powering the Future to 2050. During the monthly meeting, OPPD Board of Directors received updates on Workplace Transformation and Technology Platform. These two strategic initiatives will help lay the path forward.
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The West Dodge Expressway will be closed between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. on May 17th, 18th and 19th due to a transmission line project that involves the relocation of lines that cross the expressway.
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The Arbor Day Foundation has named OPPD a Tree Line USA Utility for the 22nd year.
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OPPD was named a 2022 Environmental Champion, based on its performance on Escalent’s Environmental Dedication Index.
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According to the monitoring report for Strategic Directive (SD) 4: Reliability, the district continues to see positive trends in maintaining reliability for customers.
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OPPD is among the highest-scoring utilities nationwide in a new study by Escalent that gauges the ease of conducting business with a utility.
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Omaha Public Power District distributed in-lieu-of-tax payments totaling more than $37.5 million to 11 southeast Nebraska counties.
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OPPD is conducting aerial surveys of various transmission lines and equipment via helicopter.
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OPPD is challenging teams of fifth-grade students to build the tallest structure out of only spaghetti, tape, and string, topped off with a marshmallow, all in 20 minutes or less.
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Despite generous donations from the community to utility assistance programs, there has not been enough funding to keep up with requests for help from OPPD and M.U.D. customers.
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At the monthly meeting, the OPPD Board of Directors approved Tim McAreavey as Vice President - Customer Service
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OPPD is working with community partners to provide greater access to electric vehicle (EV) charging stations for local drivers and those passing through our area.
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OPPD’s latest integrated resource plan (IRP) strives to provide the energy needed to power growing communities, while pursuing the goal of becoming a net-zero carbon producer by 2050, while keeping power reliable and resilient into the future.
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Amid the ongoing pandemic and a challenging economy, more and more customers are seeking help with their utility bills, making the 15th annual Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth fundraiser more crucial than ever.
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Omaha Public Power District President and Chief Executive Officer Javier Fernandez has been chosen as chair of the Board of Directors of the Omaha Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City for 2022.
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At their monthly board meeting today, the OPPD Board of Directors approved a $1.8 billion Corporate Operating Plan (COP) for 2022.
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Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth is coming back to Aksarben Village on Saturday, March 5 to raise money for utility assistance programs in our area.
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