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**Deadline Thursday, April 15**
Community Action Agencies across Ky extended the enrollment period for the Crisis Component of the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). More: https://bit.ly/3g7vu6c

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Over an 8 day period, a large portion of the commonwealth sustained an assault of ice and snow with back-to-back-to-back winter storms. Lineworkers have done their job, so it’s now our job to say thank you.
#thankalineworker #lineworkerappreciationday
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KyElectricCoops avatarKentucky Electric Cooperatives@KyElectricCoops·
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Kentucky Electric Cooperatives is proud to honor the dedicated men and women who often work in challenging conditions to keep the lights on. We proudly recognize them for the services they perform around the clock. #thankalineworker #lineworkerappreciationday

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Fleming-Mason Energy attorney, Marvin Suit, is retiring after 60 years of service.
Marvin Suit Retirement
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April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Over the past decade, distracted driving has become one of the leading causes of vehicle crashes on our nation’s roads. According to Kentucky Office of Highway Safety (KOHS), each year in Kentucky, distracted driving results in more than 50,000 crashes, more than 15,000 injuries and approximately 200 deaths. Kentucky Electric Cooperatives safety instructor, Randy Meredith, has this safety moment.
Distracted Driving Awareness
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The natural disasters sustained by Kentuckians over the last month have tested the state’s determination and resilience. Thankfully; electric cooperatives are blessed with talented professionals who are committed to restoring power and keeping everyone safe.
2021 Ice Storm Response Tribute
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Kentucky Electric Cooperatives safety instructor, Randy Meredith, is on the ground with a crew from Kenergy as they provide mutual aid to their sister co-op, Cumberland Valley Electric, following an ice storm.
Co-op ice storm response
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Pennyrile Electric has been presented with the Governor’s Safety and Health Award. The labor cabinet reports the cooperative achieved 1,006,533 hours worked without a lost-time injury by employees from April 5, 2016, to September 2020.
Pennyrile Electric receives safety award from governor
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Hurricane Laura made landfall on August 27th, near Cameron, as the first Category 4 storm on record to make landfall in Southwestern Louisiana. Hurricane Delta made landfall on October 9th, as a Category 2 storm, 43 days after Laura ravaged the area. When the call for additional help came, Kentucky responded with 73 line workers from nine cooperatives. After long days and hard work the Kentucky co-op line workers returned home on Sunday, October 18th. Beauregard Electric Cooperative was a great host and its members were very appreciative of the efforts.
(Part 2) Behind the scenes: Hurricane Delta restorations
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