OPPD to host second Community Resource Fair to help customers and families with a range of assistance
Community resource fairs offer a one-stop shop for customers to learn about programs and services provided by OPPD.
Read More >>Community resource fairs offer a one-stop shop for customers to learn about programs and services provided by OPPD.
Read More >>OPPD is answering a call for additional power restoration support in the southeast. Hurricane Helene made landfall late Thursday night.
Read More >>Amid unprecedented energy demand, a massive effort is underway to double OPPD’s generation capacity by the end of this decade.
Read More >>The inspections began this morning and are planned to take place over the course of four days, going through Thursday, Aug. 29.
Read More >>On the evening of July 31, more than 221,000 OPPD customers, lost power – some for several hours and others for nearly eight days.
Read More >>As of 12:30 p.m., our teams were working to restore power to about 39,300 customers, the remaining 18% of customers who are still without power after Wednesday’s devastating storm. At the peak, 218,332 customers were in the dark.
Read More >>OPPD has new estimates of how long it will take to restore power to our customers after Wednesday evening’s hurricane-force winds rocked our service territory.
Read More >>As OPPD and mutual aid crews push to restore power following Wednesday night’s historic storm, we are beginning to receive reports from customers of scammers trying to take advantage of the situation.
Read More >>OPPD is responding in force to a major outage event affecting 218,000 customers in our service territory. This event will be among the largest restoration events we’ve undertaken, and it is all-hands-on-deck.
Read More >>Omaha Public Power District’s 17-person mutual aid team is headed back from Illinois today after assisting both MidAmerican Energy and ComEd with power restoration.
Read More >>OPPD rates averaged across all classes were 16.2% below the regional average and 25.5% below the national average.
Read More >>OPPD is working in partnership with other local and regional public power utilities to raise awareness of these scams among our customers, identify scammers’ trends, and get their phone numbers shut down when possible.
Read More >>OPPD is hosting two pilot community resource fairs to help connect our customers with the resources they need for employment, physical and mental health resources, family support, financial assistance, and more.
Read More >>OPPD is responding to thousands of power outages across 11 counties following a round of strong overnight storms.
Read More >>Work will now begin May 28th and run through June 1st, taking place between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m, and will require the partial closing of the West Dodge Expressway between 120th and 132nd streets.
Read More >>OPPD's goal is to maintain an “AA” rating with Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s credit rating agencies, which OPPD met again in 2023, as it has for the past five years.
Read More >>The collaboration will allow OPPD to access 600 megawatts (MW) of wind capacity from NextEra Energy Resource’s High Banks Wind Energy Center.
Read More >>As of 2 p.m. today, we have restored power to 62% of customers impacted. At that time, more than 4,100 customers remained without power, down from peak of about 10,200 outages.
Read More >>At this week’s committee meetings for the OPPD Board of Directors, utility leaders shared the results of annual residential and business syndicated customer surveys, which gave the utility high marks in customer satisfaction and engagement.
Read More >>During this work, the public may see a small plane flying near power lines in the Omaha metropolitan area and northward toward a transmission line interconnection in Woodbury County, Iowa.
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