H.U.G.S PROGRAM LIFTS WEIGHT OFF OF SATANTA HIGH SCHOOL WEIGHT ROOM PROJECT

Members of the Southern Pioneer Electric Helping Us Give to Society (H.U.G.S.) program presented Satanta High School representatives with a $1,500 grant to update equipment in the school’s weight room.

“Most of the equipment in the weight room is over 25 years old,” said Karen Burrows, TITLE. “Receiving this grant will help us increase safety in the weight room and the overall participation and health of those who use it.”

Satanta high school offers weight programs for its students including summer weights and conditioning programs.

“Providing Satanta High School with this grant is an investment in the lives of the students who utilize the space,” said Rae Gorman, Southern Pioneer Electric manager of energy services. “It is our sincere hope that these funds will help make the space their own and grow their programs.”

DUDLEY TOWNSHIP LIBRARY FOUNDATION RECEIVES $1,500 H.U.G.S. GRANT

The Southern Pioneer Electric Helping Us Give To Society (H.U.G.S.) team presented a $1,500 grant to the Dudley Township Library Foundation on Tuesday, May 27, 2025. The grant will help fund the library’s Summer Reading program and Story Walk.

“For many children in our rural community, the library serves as a crucial resource for educational enrichment, especially during the summer months,” said Suzie Boschman, Library Director.

Boschman says plans for the summer reading program include a variety of educational performances including a puppet show and reptile presentation and a story walk will provide an immersive and enjoyable experience that encourages family involvement and health outdoor activities.

“We’re happy to partner with the Dudley Township Library Foundation and power their summer programs,” said Ruby Terrazas, H.U.G.S. team member. “We look forward to seeing how they grow the program.”

Restoration Update: 5/19 | 2 p.m. update.

Our thanks to crews for their continued work and to our impacted customers for their continued patience and understanding. Progress has continued towards restoration, and crews have been working to repair downed lines and broken poles.
We’ve received many questions regarding how long it will take to restore power, and unfortunately, that is tricky to answer. We are still assessing damages, navigating debris, and coordinating with additional service crews.
We anticipate that restoration will continue through this afternoon and potentially into Tuesday morning. However, our crews are working as safely and quickly as possible to get the power back on to all impacted areas.
We know there is a chance this evening for severe weather and will be watching the skies this evening. We thank everyone for their continued patience. Please be cautious of downed power lines and report outages by calling 866-668-8800.