Omaha Public Power District customers lose power amid morning storms | Haystack News

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Over 3,000 without power in Omaha metro amid strong winds

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After 24 years at OPPD and the past six years as President & CEO, Timothy Burke officially retired today. He leaves a strong legacy of enterprise-wide initiatives, strong strategic planning, cost management, improving employee engagement and community leadership. Most importantly, he leaves a lasting impact on many. Tim, thank you for your service at OPPD. 🧡 | Omaha Public Power District

We’re still working hard to restore power to everyone affected by yesterday’s extreme windstorm. By outage count, it is by far the largest in OPPD’s history. It’s important to stress that our restoration efforts are going to take some time. The extent and severity of the tree damage is one factor, especially in densely populated areas of Douglas County. Additionally, damage in some areas may only have affected a few homes. Fixing those areas are important to us, but it may not have a widespread,

Check out the pretty snow falling at OPPD's Energy Plaza right now. | Omaha Public Power District

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In honor of National Traffic Safety month, we’re got all the tips you need to stay safe if you hit a power pole. #safedriving #safety #driving #utility #tips #traffic | Omaha Public Power District