Most of us have seen little flags in yards or construction sites. But why are they different colors? And can you remove them if they show up in your yard? We have the answers.
Why are there colored flags in my yard? (And can I remove them?)
Loup delivers county tax payments
Loup Power District recently delivered inside revenue payments and the second half of the in-lieu-of-tax payments to the counties it serves. This is a benefit of being served by a locally controlled, not-for-profit utility. Like other businesses, Loup Power District pays sales tax, gasoline taxes, motor vehicle license fees, and permit fees. The in-lieu-of-tax payments[Read More]
Community Builders Tour of Clarkson
Community Builders toured Clarkson on Thursday, March 27. Community Builders is a group that supports local communities and businesses by sharing ideas and resources. Partners are Central Community College, Cornhusker Public Power District, and Loup Power District. All tours are open to the public. MAYOR’S WELCOME The tour started at K&L’s Brass Rail with lunch[Read More]
Rosno Marks 25 Years at Loup Power District
Chief Storekeeper Dave Rosno was recently recognized for 25 years of service to Loup Power District. As Chief Storekeeper, Rosno’s duties include purchasing and storing materials and stock for District projects across its multi-county service area. These materials include power poles, connectors, wire, and any items that Loup needs for day-to-day operations. Rosno joined Loup[Read More]
Values of Public Power
‘We were in awe’
A look back at the March 2019 storm that caused extensive damage to the Genoa Headworks. Learn how employees, Preferred Sands, and the National Guard came together to repair the damage.
Power Up Your Lawn Care with Electric Equipment
While electric lawn tools aren’t new, advancements in technology and more options mean prices have become more competitive.
Loup Power District renews memberships
Loup Power District renewed its membership in Community Clubs and Chambers of Commerce in towns throughout its service area. Checks totaling $32,681 were presented to communities in Boone, Colfax, Nance, Platte, and Madison counties. Payment amounts are based on the 2024 gross revenues in each community. “Membership renewal demonstrates Loup Power District’s commitment to community[Read More]
