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We received this from Inland Power and Light and thought it was good information to share:

Dear valued member,

Due to the increasing threat of wildfire, Inland Power has expanded its Fire Safety Mode settings to now include both high and moderate risk areas. These portions of our service territory will remain in Fire Safety Mode for the remainder of the summer, or as long as the wildfire threat is present.
FIRE SAFETY MODE JUNE 2024 - EBLAST_High-Moderate Risk

What is Fire Safety Mode?

Fire Safety Mode means impacted portions of our system are in non-reclose status and will become de-energized when an object hits an energized power line until crews restore power. Reclosers operate like circuit breakers that are typically programmed to reclose and complete the circuit after an interruption such as a tree limb trips the circuit. Under normal operations, reclosers are programmed to allow for three line-trips before the circuit remains open, which causes an outage.

By putting our system in fire safety mode, outages can occur more frequently because the system won’t be able to attempt a reclose, and instead will automatically de-energize the line. This helps reduce potential fire risk, but once again, increases the likelihood and number of system outages.

Be Prepared

It is imperative that everyone is prepared and has a plan in place should an outage occur. There are multiple ways that you can be prepared should you find yourself in a power outage.

If you have a medical device that requires a power connection to operate, be sure you have a backup power source like a battery pack or generator. It can also be beneficial to make arrangements ahead of time to stay somewhere that has power still connected.
For those who use a well as their water source, be sure you have a backup plan to keep your well connected to power.
Ensure your First Aid kit is stocked with pain relievers, bandages and other medical essentials and make sure your prescriptions are current.
Stock your pantry with a three-day supply of non-perishable food, such as canned goods, energy bars, peanut butter, powdered milk, instant coffee, water and other essentials (i.e., diapers and toiletries).
Set aside basic household items you will need, including flashlights, batteries, a manual can opener and a portable, battery-operated phone charger.
Organize emergency supplies so they are easily accessible in one location.
Be sure your car is fueled up in case you need to charge your devices in your vehicle.

In the event of a prolonged power outage, unplug major appliances, TVs, computers and other sensitive electronics. This will help avert damage from a power surge and will also help prevent overloading the circuits during power restoration. That said, do leave one light on so you will know when power is restored. If you plan to use a small generator, make sure it’s rated to handle the amount of power you will need, and always review the manufacturer’s instructions to operate it safely.

It is also a good idea to leave a frozen cup of water in your freezer. Place a quarter of top on the ice. After power is restored, if the quarter is at the bottom of the cup, it could mean that the freezer thawed enough to spoil the food inside.

Advanced planning can reduce stress and anxiety caused by multiple or prolonged outages. At Inland Power, we recommend that you act today to ensure you are prepared should outages occur.

If you have any questions, please contact our member experience team at (509) 747-7151.
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It's that time again!

Freezing temperatures have arrived and we want to remind you of the important steps you need to take heading into the cold weather.
Green Valley Lawncare and AutoRain Sprinkler have begun sprinkler blow outs on the West Plains - Cheney, Medical Lake, and Airway Heights. They will then winterize the Valley, North & South.
Please make sure to rake up your leaves and pine needles prior to snowfall.
It's also time for you to disconnect any outside hoses so water may drain from the plumbing. Be sure to let us know if your outside faucets are dripping.
Lastly, make sure you're changing your furnace filters & smoke detector batteries.