Sunshine and warm temperatures are in the forecast this weekend. As you plan for outdoor recreation, Idaho Power reminds you to stay safe, especially if your favorite activities involve water. When boating, fishing, swimming or rafting, keep a safe distance […]
Online bidding is open now for several retired Idaho Power equipment items, including dump, bucket, utility, crane and flatbed trucks. Forklifts, trailers and a generator are also included in the auction, which ends June 1. All prospective bidders must register […]
The seventh annual sustainability report from IDACORP, Inc. details Idaho Power’s commitment to financial, environmental and social stewardship. In addition to a progress report on IDACORP’s 2017 Focus Areas and a look at 2018’s initiatives, this year’s report features metrics […]
In 2017, IDACORP, Inc., its primary subsidiary Idaho Power and our employees gave over $1 million to support those in need across our service area. The 2017 Charitable Contributions Report provides an overview of how we’re making a difference in […]
Idaho Power is encouraging employees to try bicycling, bus riding, walking, carpooling and vanpooling during May in Motion (MiM), a month-long alternative transportation challenge. The Ada County Highway District’s (ACHD) Commuteride program inspires Treasure Valley-area employees and recognizes employers with […]
The May issue of Connections, Idaho Power’s monthly customer newsletter, focuses on the importance of clean, renewable hydroelectric energy. Customers get an in-depth look at all the resources we use to provide electricity, with hydro accounting for nearly half in […]
Brownlee Reservoir in Hells Canyon has begun refilling, making boat access easier. Developed boat ramps at Moonshine Mine and Woodhead Park are in the water, and the ramp at Farewell Bend should be in the water on Wednesday. Access at […]
When a child spends an extended time in the hospital, a big challenge is keeping their mind active and engaged. In support of this need, Idaho Power recently contributed 100 science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) activity kits for young […]
Trees provide shade, save energy and add beauty to your landscape. To prevent safety hazards and potential power outages, Idaho Power reminds you to plan before you plant trees. Call 811 a few days before digging to avoid hitting underground […]
Spring runoff is in full swing, meaning area rivers are running high, fast and cold. Recreationists taking advantage of this week’s warm weather should take extra precautions around the water. Irrigation canals are also full of water; keep children away! […]