Why do we replace electrical poles? Crews may replace or add poles to support heavier covered conductor or to reduce distance between poles. This helps to improve service reliability & safety and reduces the potential of a wildfire ignition. 🎥 Learn more: https://t.co/4KWNZGorZ4
Vegetation management is one way we reduce wildfire risk and improve electric service reliability. We inspect, prune, and remove hazard trees and plants near power lines and electrical equipment. Today we highlight our work in the Meyers circuit. More at https://t.co/5o4VvyCStc
I testified in front of the House Subcommittee on Water, Wildlife and Fisheries on behalf of @NVEnergy and @Edison_Electric along with @IBEW on how we can speed up permitting on federal lands to do critical wildfire mitigation work to protect our communities. Important topic!
⚡️All customers have been restored⚡️
We know that losing power during the holidays is more than just an inconvenience—it’s a challenge to your traditions. THANK YOU for your incredible patience, the friendly waves you gave our trucks, & the appreciation shown on social media. ❄️
To our Tahoe community, from our Liberty crews working the holiday shift:
🎶 Silent night, snowy night, Keep the heat on, keep the light.
Round yon mountain, crews on the line, In the freezing cold, making things fine.
Sleep in heavenly peace, Liberty works through the night. 🎶
✨ A Silent (and Bright) Night in Tahoe ✨
While the little ones are waking up to see what’s under the tree and the coffee is brewing in the kitchen, our teams are out across the basin making sure the magic stays powered up. 🎄☕
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With Liberty Utilities’ support, the NFF is reducing wildfire risk in the Tahoe Basin.
The Resilience Corridor Project has treated 300 acres, 500 are in progress, and 300 more are planned. This vital partnership is essential for protecting the Basin.
For Liberty, doing our part to help safeguard the Tahoe/Sierra region means more than just delivering safe & reliable electric service to our customers & communities in the area; it also means reducing the risk of wildfire. Learn more from @TahoeDailyTrib: https://t.co/97PdDw32yC
Across the Tahoe Basin, agencies & partners are doing critical preparedness work to reduce forest fuels that feed wildfires. As Douglas County Sheriff Dan Coverley put it, “The less fuel, the less fire.” TRPA is committed to moving this vital work forward. https://t.co/VtRcXNrPRh
Today is National Lineworker Appreciation Day! Thank you to our Liberty linemen who work to deliver safe and reliable service to our customers, no matter the time or the weather.
Today is National Lineworker Appreciation Day! Thank you to our Liberty linemen who work to deliver safe and reliable service to our customers, no matter the time or the weather.
A Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) is a safety procedure that may be utilized by electric utilities to proactively turn off power when and where conditions present an increased wildfire risk. Watch our video to learn more about PSPS events.
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