Provo will celebrate Public Power Week at its annual Public Power Fair on October 1, according to a September 15 statement from the city. The event is scheduled to take place from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
The annual event offers various activities for all ages, including bucket truck rides, power pole climbing, and electric safety demonstrations. Attendees can also enjoy music, food, and prizes for the first 500 people in attendance.
Community members can meet Provo Power employees, including engineers, a lineman, and an arborist, who will be available to answer questions.
Provo Power stated it is committed to building for the future to ensure reliable, affordable, sustainable, and customer-focused service. The utility works with customers and community leaders to ensure its services reflect the long-term goals and needs of the community to keep homes, schools, businesses, and public places powered year-round.