Customer Newsletter, September 2007

Southern Seeks to Return Funds to Former Customers

The individuals listed below, with the addresses we have on record, have left funds due them with Southern Power District. We will be required to turn these funds over to the State of Nebraska's Department of Treasury if they aren't claimed. If you know of the whereabouts of anyof these people, please call Jim Erbes in Southern's Grand Island office at 308-384-2350 or 1-800-652-2013.

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• Southern to Enforce Meter Removal Policy
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• Weatherization Grants Available to Low-Income Families
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• Answers to Your Questions About CFL Bulbs
At Southern’s recent customer open house celebrations, we found that there were some questions that were asked again and again regarding compact fluorescent (CFL) bulbs. More>>>
• Public Power Districts to Highlight Efficiency, Safety at Husker Harvest Days
Southern Power District will be joining forces with other rural electric providers across the state to provide public power and electrical safety information at Husker Harvest Days...More>>>
• Proceed with Caution Picking Up Pipe
Irrigation season is coming to a close, and farmers will soon be loading up irrigation pipe to prepare for harvest. More>>>
• Test Before You Touch
Electrical hazards are the sixth leading cause of workplace fatalities. More>>>
• Southern's Facilities Pass the Test
As ice storm recovery came to a close last spring, we felt that Southern’s electrical system would be put to the test. More>>>
• Thank You for Attending Customer Open House Celebrations
Thank you from the staff of Holdrege and Central City Offices. More>>>