OPPD continuing restoration work with reinforcements
Our field workers and contractors made good progress overnight and have now restored more than 75% of affected customers as of 11:30 a.m. There are 33,768 still without power.
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OPPD responding to tens of thousands of blizzard-related power outages
So far, we’ve seen severe and widespread wind damage to power infrastructure, including more than one hundred poles broken and toppled and wires down throughout our service territory.
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OPPD warns customers against false solar-installation partner
OPPD has received several reports of people visiting customers’ homes, representing a solar installation company and falsely representing the company as a partner with OPPD.
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OPPD highlights advanced metering infrastructure work to benefit customers
When fully implemented over the next few years, AMI and its surrounding ecosystem will help OPPD identify and pinpoint outages faster and with greater precision.
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Upcoming Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth raising critical utility assistance funds to meet growing need in our community
The event will take place Saturday, March 1 at Zone 6 in Aksarben Village, 1911 S. 67th St. in Omaha.
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OPPD’s Marshmallow Challenge encourages innovative thinking among grade schoolers during National Engineers Week
The objective is to build the tallest free-standing structure they can within 20 minutes using only tape, string, spaghetti and one marshmallow.
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Register for Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth by Jan. 31 to receive early bird discount, while helping utility customers in need
The 18th annual Heat the Streets takes place March 1, 2025, at Zone 6 in Aksarben Village, 1911 S. 67th St. in Omaha.
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OPPD working proactively to strengthen generation sources against frigid winter temperatures
As frigid temperatures sweep through eastern Nebraska, OPPD employees have been working proactively to keep power flowing to customers and fortify our generation sources against extreme weather.
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