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Stay safe when making a splash this summer! Learn about ESD - Electrical Shock Drowning - and what to do if it occurs:

Don’t let the Environmental Protection Agency leave us in the dark. Act now and tell Congress to stop the EPA’s new rule and support energy policies that keep the lights on: www.4Energy Reliability.com.

If you're adding a grain bin or any farm structure, please be aware of the location of power lines. Contact your local electric cooperative first before adding any structure in close proximity to power lines. Learn more.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has finalized a rule that could close down reliable power plants across Missouri, the very sources that currently power our homes and businesses, while also making it more difficult to build new ones! Tell Congress what you think about this aggressive overstep at www.4EnergyReliability.com.

Don’t let the Environmental Protection Agency turn off your access to reliable power. Act now and tell Congress to support energy policies that keep the lights on. Learn more and act at www.4EnergyReliability.com.

Boating, fishing and swimming are fun, but there is an unseen danger: electric shock drowning (ESD). ESD occurs when a person is electrocuted in water charged with a current and drowns. Learn how to avoid this:

We thank our ROW employees for all they do to ensure safe and reliable service. Learn more about the importance of maintaining ROWs:

Great tips to keep your home's upstairs rooms cool during the heat of summer.