Be Ready as Part of National Preparedness Month

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September is National Preparedness Month. Although Idaho Power keeps the lights on 99.9% of the time, the energy company reminds everyone to prepare for the unexpected. With fall weather around the corner and continued potential for late-summer storms, power outages […]

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Cottonwood Campground to Close Next Week for Dock Upgrades

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Idaho Power’s Cottonwood Campground at C.J. Strike Reservoir will be closed from Sept. 8 through Oct. 31 while the company installs new docks. Replacing the existing structures with new floating docks is the latest phase of a multi-year upgrade project […]

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Important Labor Day Weekend Safety Reminders

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As Labor Day weekend approaches, many of us are preparing to get outside for one of summer’s last great adventures. If you’re heading to one of the many recreation spots along the Snake River, Idaho Power has some reminders to […]

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Last Call for Swan Falls Museum Visits

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If visiting the historic Swan Falls Powerhouse Museum is on your list of things to do this summer, time is running out! The museum at Idaho Power’s oldest hydroelectric plant is open for free self-guided tours for the next two […]

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Back to School, Back to Savings

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August marks back-to-school season for many in our area, and it’s the perfect time to refresh your energy habits. With kids back in class and routines shifting, small changes can lead to big savings.   Finally, involve your kids. Teach them […]

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8/11 = Reminder to Call 811 Before Digging

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Monday is National 8/11 Day — a catchy reminder to call 811 before you dig. Many utility lines, including power lines, are buried underground in yards and neighborhoods. To keep you safe and prevent costly repairs you may be responsible […]

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Keep Cool, but Stay Safe on the Water Near Dams

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If you’re trying to stay cool during this hot summer weather by visiting one of the many reservoirs or waterways near Idaho Power dams along the Snake River, keep these safety tips in mind. For more safety tips from Idaho […]

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