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Safety and preparedness don’t happen by accident; they’re built through training.
This week, our crews participated in switchman training with KAMO, our Generation & Transmission (G&T) power supplier. This hands-on training is critical to ensuring our linemen are prepared to safely and efficiently respond during outages and other events.
Opportunities like this strengthen coordination between our teams and help us restore power as quickly and safely as possible when it matters most.
We appreciate KAMO for taking the time to provide this essential training and for being a strong partner in serving our members.
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At Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, we’re investing in the future by training the next generation.
Our lineman interns are gaining hands-on experience while learning from the best.
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Need to see Clint Cupp up the pole!
My Dad worked for them for 45 years. Henry thompson.
You have the best lineman around.
We have a lot of poles that are leaning bad on this road from Adair, some called it Williams farm road. They maybe ok, just letting you know.
Area high school seniors: The deadline to apply for our $2,000 college/trade school scholarship is fast approaching! Four students will be awarded!
Learn more here: www.noec.coop/community-services/youth-programs/#scholarship
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Completing a 6-8 hour community service project or 300-500 word essay between now and January 30, 2026, will qualify two area high school juniors to win an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., ...4 CommentsComment on Facebook
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